Welcome to the 100LinesOfPythonCode repository! This repository showcases unique, clever, and cool Python code snippets—all under 100 lines of code. Each piece of code is well-commented, easy to understand, and aims to provide something intriguing, whether it's a unique algorithm, an uncommon use case, or a smart trick in Python.

├── snippets/
│   └── your_descriptive_title.py or your_descriptive_title.ipynb
├── README.md

• snippets/: This folder contains all the Python and Jupyter Notebook files. Each file should be named descriptively based on what the code does.
• README.md: Documentation of the project (You're reading it now!)

1. Fork and star ⭐ this repository to show your support.

2. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/100LinesOfPythonCode.git
   

3. Navigate to the snippets folder to explore the code:

   cd 100LinesOfPythonCode/snippets
   

4. Run the Python code or open the .ipynb file to check out the snippet:

   python your_descriptive_title.py
   

We welcome contributions! Here’s how you can help:

1. Create a new snippet: Write a new Python or Jupyter Notebook file under the snippets/ folder. Your code should:

   • Be under 100 lines.
   • Be well-commented and easy to understand.
   • Demonstrate a unique concept, algorithm, or technique.

2. Name the file descriptively: Use a clear and concise name that reflects what the code does.

3. Create a Pull Request (PR):

   • Fork this repository.
   • Add your Python or .ipynb file under the snippets/ folder in your forked version.
   • Submit a Pull Request 🔄 with your changes, whether it’s fixing a bug or adding an exciting new feature.

Make sure your PR follows our Contribution Guidelines 📜. This ensures that the code remains clean, well-documented, and easy to follow.

4. Follow these steps:

5. Fork the repository

6. Clone your forked repository

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/100LinesOfPythonCode.git
   

7. Create a new branch

   git checkout -b your-branch-name
   

8. Add your changes and commit

   git add .
   git commit -m "Add your_descriptive_title.py"
   

9. Push your changes

   git push origin your-branch-name
   

10. Open a Pull Request on the original repository

If you find these snippets interesting or useful, please star this repository! ⭐

Feel free to fork the repository and submit your own snippets. Together, we can build a collection of intriguing Python code!

📄 License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.