title: Pull Request Practice Repository

welcome_message: > Welcome to this practice repository! 🎉 This space is designed to help you learn how pull requests work using multiple GitHub accounts.

about_project: description: > This is a simple practice project where you can safely experiment with: features: - Creating branches - Making changes to files - Opening pull requests - Reviewing code - Merging changes

current_contributors:

• "@Metasploit87 (Primary Account)"
• "Add your second account username here!"

practice_tasks:

• task: Add Yourself to Contributors steps:

  • Create a new branch
  • Add your second GitHub username under "Current Contributors"
  • Open a pull request

• task: Create a New File steps:

  • Create a file named my-first-pr.txt
  • Write something about why you're learning GitHub
  • Submit as a pull request

• task: Fix a Typo description: Find and fix the typo in this sentence: example_sentence: "Ther is a mistake here that needs fixing!"

• task: Add Your Favorite Tech Stack description: Create a new section below listing technologies you're interested in. example:

  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • Docker

learning_resources:

• name: GitHub Pull Request Documentation url: https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests

• name: Understanding the GitHub Flow url: https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/

• name: Markdown Guide url: https://www.markdownguide.org/

fun_facts:

• The first pull request was made on March 8, 2011
• GitHub hosts over 200 million repositories
• Pull requests are also called "PRs" for short

progress_tracker:

• task: Created first PR status: ⬜ date_completed: ""

• task: Merged first PR status: ⬜ date_completed: ""

• task: Created branch status: ⬜ date_completed: ""

• task: Reviewed changes status: ⬜ date_completed: ""

license: > This project is for learning purposes only. Feel free to experiment!

footer: > Happy Coding! 🚀 Remember: Every expert was once a beginner

update_note: > This update was made from update-readme branch. This is a PR change made.