1. Fork the project
2. Go to examples folder > Create a new folder <Folder Name> > Add your project file > Example - GilfoyleCryptoAlert.py > Create a new file with name readme.md > Type the project details inside it. Sample Below:

An extract of code from the Silicon Valley. Where Gilfoyle build a program to alert him whenever BTC dropped below the price.

This is the smallest possible version of the program. 

For aesthetic, I used the same auido for alert, "You Suffer" by Napalm Death.

ENJOY !!

[![IMAGE ALT TEXT HERE](https://img.youtube.com/vi/t_L0UPmxgho/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_L0UPmxgho)

3. On this repo, click Pull Requests and raise a Pull Request selecting your fork on the right drop down

Questions can be asked by raising an Issue.

  click on the clone button (green in colour). This gives you a copy of the project. Its now yours to play around with

• Using git on your local machine. Do this to download the forked copy of this repo to your computer

  git clone https://github.com/yourGithubUsername/hacktoberfest-practice.git

• switch to the cloned folder. This can be done with Gitbash or the integrated terminal in the VSCode editor

  cd hacktoberfest-practice

• Make a new branch. Your name would make a good branch because it's unique

  git checkout -b <name of new branch>

• Commit the changes

  git commit -m "Add my Project file"

• Check the status of your repository

  git status

• Pushing your repository to github

  git push origin <name of your branch>

or

  git branch -M main
  git push -u origin main

• Navigate to your fork, on the top of the files section you'll notice a new section containing, a contribute button!
• Click on the contribute button, it will open a drop down, click the pull request button on the drop down Note: A pull request allows your changes to be merged with the original project.