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DOC :Enhance Readme #1043

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aasthakourav20 opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 1 comment
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DOC :Enhance Readme #1043

aasthakourav20 opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 1 comment

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What's wrong with the existing documentation

The README file is the first thing users and contributors see when they visit your repository. It serves several key purposes:

Introduction and Overview: It provides a clear and concise introduction to your project, explaining what it does, its purpose, and why it’s valuable.
Installation Instructions: It guides users on how to set up and install the project on their local machines, ensuring they can quickly get started.
Usage Guidelines: It offers detailed instructions on how to use the project, including examples and common use cases.
Contribution Information: It informs potential contributors on how they can contribute to the project, including any guidelines or requirements they should follow.
License Information: It specifies the licensing terms under which the project is distributed, ensuring users and contributors understand their rights and obligations.

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