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the-vampiire / hacktoberithms

Python & JavaScript solutions only! algorithms to practice javascript, python, git and contribute to an open source repo for hacktoberfest!
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#36 solution #131

Closed nikxtaco closed 5 years ago

nikxtaco commented 5 years ago

So do I just delete the forked repository and then make one again with one branch for one solution and another branch for another?

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can you please separate your solutions into separate branches / PRs

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the-vampiire commented 5 years ago

You can keep the forked repo. You can create separate branches and commit one solution per branch. Then open a PR for each solution and I’ll merge them in.

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