We want Python-Practice-Repository to be a welcoming and respectful learning environment for everyone.
Whether you are learning Python, sharing your knowledge, fixing a mistake, or contributing code, everyone should feel comfortable participating.
Contributors are expected to:
- Be respectful and professional.
- Be open to different ideas and approaches.
- Give constructive feedback.
- Help beginners learn and improve.
- Respect other contributors and their work.
- Keep discussions focused on learning and the project.
The following behavior is not acceptable:
- Harassment, discrimination, or personal attacks.
- Insulting or disrespectful language.
- Trolling or intentionally disrupting discussions.
- Sharing inappropriate or offensive content.
- Publishing someone's private information without permission.
- Any other behavior that makes the project unsafe or unwelcoming.
Mistakes are part of learning.
If you find an issue in the repository, please focus on improving the code or documentation rather than criticizing the person who contributed it.
Constructive suggestions and respectful discussions are always encouraged.
If you experience or observe unacceptable behavior, please report it through the appropriate GitHub repository communication channel.
Reports should include enough information to understand what happened. All reports will be taken seriously.
This Code of Conduct applies to all project spaces, including:
- GitHub Issues
- Pull Requests
- Discussions
- Code reviews
- Other project-related communication
Project maintainers may take appropriate action when this Code of Conduct is violated.
Possible actions may include removing inappropriate content, closing discussions, restricting participation, or other measures considered necessary to maintain a respectful learning environment.
Python-Practice-Repository is built for learning, practice, and collaboration.
Let's keep it simple:
Learn. Practice. Contribute. Respect others.