Add Implementation of Day 1 question (Fizz Buzz Problem) in various languages
See original GitHub issueCheck list:
- Created a folder with the name of language you code inside /Day1/ directory (https://github.com/CodeToExpress/dailycodebase/tree/master/Day1)
- Added your Codes
- Tested your codes
- Added credits (author and date) at the top of the code
- Updated README.md - https://github.com/CodeToExpress/dailycodebase/blob/master/Day1/README.md
- Added yourself as a contributor using
all-conributors-cli
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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@sulemangit and @karshil2309, you can go ahead and send the PR with your solution by following the Contribution guidelines. You don’t need to be assigned this issue in order to work on it.
@ptobgui300, go ahead and send a PR by following the instructions in the CONTRIBUTING.md. You can also find the checklist of things to complete as you create the PR. You don’t have to wait for this issue to be assigned to you in order to contribute. That’s why this issue has been kept open.