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Add HashX - A Custom Hashing Algorithm for Security & Encryption

This PR adds HashX to the Python section of the repository. HashX is a custom hashing algorithm designed for enhanced security and encryption. It is an open-source project that provides developers with a unique and efficient hashing mechanism.

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  • Added HashX to data.json under the Python category.
  • Included a brief description and repository link.

Looking forward to feedback and approval. Thank you!

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"name": "HashX",
"link": "https://github.com/ProgrammerKR/HashX",
"technologies": [
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This is missing a label property here - see the other entries for reference

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Now I have Updated.

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Thanks for the contribution.

Unfortunately I'm going to have to reject this pull request for a number of reasons, including it not reaching the requirements stated in the contributing guide (CONTRIBUTING.md). Furthermore, I have concerns regarding the quality of the linked repository; it appears to have been AI-generated and completely untested. Several sections of the README seem to contradict one another, and the single Python file contains a plethora of syntax errors that would have been identified had there been any attempt to run it during development. Additionally, your new account, which is only 24 days old, has created a surprising number of new repositories (73 in total), many of which appear to be similar to the one given here, lacking usability.

If you would like to learn to program, may I recommend starting with a tutorial, perhaps in a language such as Python or C#, or if website development is more appealing to you, HTML, CSS and Javascript. Try and keep to a small number of personal projects at once, that way you can really focus on the thing you're making and gain a deeper knowledge in the language and libraries you will learn to use.

Best wishes,
Sammy

@sammyhori sammyhori added the guidelines-broken One or more contributing guidelines are broken. Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md label Apr 17, 2025
@sammyhori sammyhori closed this Apr 17, 2025
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