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Kill_The_Bug

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This Repository is aimed at beginners to get started with git. It contains number of C/C++ programs with intentional bugs. Contributors can either post Issue(s) on Bugs and create Pull Request solving them, Or can post new Buggy programs.

How To Solve

Open any of the file listed above. Read them thoroughly and understand the code. Before moving forward you must be sure about the intention of that program, i.e., what input does it expect and what output it wants to produce. After noticing the Bugs in the program, follow given Procedure-

How to contribute

Register an Issue:

Go to Issue tab and create a new Issue. In the title mention the line number where the bug is and one line about the error it posses. In the desciption, explain your issue (with screenshot, optional) and publish it.

Modify the Code and Pull Request:

Only after publishing Issue, you navigate to the File and edit accordingly. After you finished editing, create a Pull Request from tabs. You must mention your ISSUE associated in the title of your pull request. If your bug is correctly found and your code is good enough, your request will be merged!

Tips for contribution:
  • You must open an issue before working on a bug
  • Create a new branch while working on an issue
  • Your commits should be of the type:
shortlog: commit title

commit message

fixes: #<issue number>
  • If you want to add a problem in this repository, contact us on our gitter channel Bytes_Club/General

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This Repository contains number of C/C++ programs with intentional bugs. Contributors can either post Issue(s) on Bugs and create Pull Request solving them, Or can post new Buggy programs.

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