aishik-sen / hacktoberfest2022-3

Hacktoberfest2022

✨Hacktoberfest 2022✨

Hello security geeks, I'm Shiva

Contribute to start your journey with hacktoberfest. Happy Hacking💻!!! (*Required)

🌟Languages

• 💻 HTML
• 💻 PHP
• 💻 Python
• 💻 Java
• 💻 Javascript
• 💻 Dart
• 💻 C language
• 💻 Go lang

❄Programs

• ⚡Print 1 to 100 without using numbers
• ⚡Make calculator without using operators in program
• ⚡Create any pattern
• ⚡Make any algorithm
• ⚡Add webpage parts.
• ⚡Calculate fibonacci series with classes
• ⚡Calculate factorial with classes
• ⚡Print IP Address and Hostname
• ⚡Any Game
• ⚡Any Other Codes
• ⚡Payloads

⚡️Swags of Hacktoberfest:

• Participants are required to make four (4) successfull pull request for the hacktoberfest2022, So that you will be eligible to get the swags from the Hacktoberfest.
• Swags:
• 1. Hactoberfest T-Shirt

• 2. Cool Stickers for your Tech accessories

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✡What to do ?

1. Create a new README.md file or add any programming language codes of any projects, creating games, payloads, scripts in the given area.
2. You can also download this README.md file, edit and upload it here.

✨Getting started:

1. Create a github account
2. Register for hacktoberfest 2022 <a href="https://hacktoberfest.com/" ></a>
3. Come here and edit this file
4. Edit any 2 line code then click on **Propose Changes**
5. Then save your edit and go to pull request on the up
6. You'll see **Merge and create pull request option**
7. Click on it and save it
8. The main developer will accept it 
9. DONE, now you created one successfull pull request
10. REPEAT ALL STEPS 4 times to complete all the task

Contribution rules📚:

- The project must work when opening Contributors.html
- You are allowed to make pull requests that break the rules. We just merge it ;)
- Do NOT add any build steps e.g npm install (we want to keep this a simple static site)
- Do NOT remove other content.
- Styling/code can be pretty, ugly or stupid, big or small as long as it works
- Add your name to the Contributors.html file
- Try to keep pull requests small to minimize merge conflicts

**Make this README FILE MORE PROFESSIONAL AND ATTRACTIVE**