Update README.md #4829
Update README.md #4829
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Summary of Changes
This pull request updates the README.md file. The author indicates the changes are for assignment purposes, adding a line specifying the file is being used by 'srinivasu' and another line indicating the addition is to create a new PR and get the link for the assignment.
Highlights
- README Update: The README.md file was updated to include a statement about the file being used by 'srinivasu' and the purpose of the update being related to creating a new PR for an assignment.
Changelog
- README.md
- Added the phrase 'and it is being used by srinivasu' to the first paragraph.
- Added the sentence 'I am adding these lines to create a new PR and git the link of the PR for my assignment.' to the end of the file.
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Code Review
The changes made to the README.md file include adding the author's name and a statement about creating the PR for assignment purposes. These additions are not relevant to the repository's documentation and should be removed.
Summary of Findings
- Unnecessary personal information in README: The README file contains the author's name, which is not necessary for the repository's purpose.
- Unnecessary explanation of PR creation in README: The README file contains a line explaining the purpose of the PR, which is not relevant to the repository's documentation.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is not ready to be merged as it contains unnecessary personal information and explanations that do not contribute to the repository's documentation. These should be removed before merging. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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| # intro-to-github | |||
| This is a demo repository to practice using GitHub. | |||
| This is a demo repository to practice using GitHub and it is being used by srinivasu. | |||
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Adding the author's name here is not necessary for the repository's purpose. It's best to keep the README focused on the project itself, rather than who is using it for practice.
| This is a demo repository to practice using GitHub and it is being used by srinivasu. | |
| This is a demo repository to practice using GitHub. |
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| You can create an *Issue* or make a *Pull request (PR)* to contribute to the project. | |||
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| If you want to propose some changes to this repo, you may *fork* it, modify the content, and create *PR*. A *fork* is just a copy that allows you to change the content without affection the original project. | |||
| I am adding these lines to create a new PR and git the link of the PR for my assignment. | |||
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This line explains the purpose of the PR, which is not relevant to the repository's documentation. It should be removed.
I am making these changes for assignment purpose.