303-Python-Programming-Assignment

• This repo contain assignment program in "Assignment" folder.
• Student must submit their answer with "Program-<no>" . For example for Assignment-1 Solution will be submitted with name Solution-1.
• After submitting they have to review other 5 student program and give their feedback.

🛠️ GitHub Guide for Beginners

This guide will help you get started with some basic tasks such as creating issues, providing feedback, making suggestions, participating in discussions, and reviewing pull requests. Let's dive in!

📚 Table of Contents

• 🐛 Creating an Issue
• 💬 Giving Feedback
• 💡 Making Suggestions
• 🗣️ Participating in Discussions
• 🔍 Providing Feedback on Pull Requests

🐛 Creating an Issue

Issues are a great way to report bugs, suggest enhancements, or ask questions about a program or assignment. Here’s how you can create an issue:

1. Navigate to the Issues Tab: On the Assignment’s GitHub repository, click on the "Issues" tab located at the top of the page.
2. Click on New Issue: Click the green "New issue" button to start creating your issue.
3. Provide a Title and Description:
   • Title: Write a clear and concise title summarizing the issue.
   • Description: Describe the issue in detail. Include steps to reproduce the problem, expected behavior, actual behavior, and any relevant code snippets or screenshots.
   • Labels: You can add labels (e.g., bug, enhancement) to categorize your issue.

4. Submit the Issue: Once you’ve filled out all the details, click the "Submit new issue" button.

   💬 Giving Feedback

   Feedback is essential for improving the quality of any project. Here’s how to give constructive feedback on GitHub:

5. Find the Relevant Issue/Discussion: Go to the issue or discussion thread where you want to provide feedback.

6. Add Your Feedback: Scroll down to the comment box, and write your feedback. Be specific and constructive, offering suggestions for improvements or praising good work.

   💡 Making Suggestions

   Suggestions are a helpful way to propose improvements or new features. Here’s how to make a suggestion on GitHub:

7. Identify the Right Place: Determine whether your suggestion should be posted as a new issue or within an existing discussion.
8. Clearly State Your Suggestion:
   • Issue: Briefly describe the current problem or area of improvement.
   • Suggestion: Clearly articulate your proposed solution or enhancement.
9. Support Your Suggestion: Provide any relevant examples, code snippets, or references that support your suggestion.

10. Engage in Discussion: After posting your suggestion, engage with any responses or questions from other contributors.

    🗣️ Participating in Discussions

    Participating in discussions is key to collaborative development. Here’s how to effectively engage in GitHub discussions:

11. Join an Ongoing Discussion: Browse the discussions in the repository and find a topic that interests you.
12. Contribute Your Thoughts:
    • Agree/Disagree: State whether you agree or disagree with previous comments, and explain your reasoning.
    • Share Your Ideas: Offer new insights, alternative solutions, or ask questions to further the discussion.

13. Stay Respectful and Constructive: Always keep your comments polite and focused on the topic at hand.

    🔍 Providing Feedback on Pull Requests

    Providing feedback on pull requests helps ensure that code changes meet the project’s standards. Here’s how to review a pull request:

14. Navigate to the Pull Requests Tab: On the repository, click on the "Pull requests" tab.
15. Select a Pull Request to Review: Click on the pull request you want to review.
16. Review the Changes: Look at the code changes, and use the comment feature to suggest improvements or ask questions.
17. Approve or Request Changes: If everything looks good, you can approve the pull request. Otherwise, request changes before it’s merged.
18. Merge the Pull Request: If you have the necessary permissions, you can merge the pull request into the main branch.