shreyashees / hacktoberfest

This repository has been created solely for the purpose of Hacktoberfest 2k17.

Hacktoberfest

This repository has been created solely for the purpose of Hacktoberfest

hacktoberfest's Issues

Issue #5 - Print "Hello World" in Bash.

Write a program in bash to print "Hello World".

Following files are shown as modified immediately after Cloning from my Forked Repo/ Main Repo

I am trying to make some contribution but in the very first step when I clone the original Repo or clone forked version of the Repo, I find the following files shown in screenshot changed immediately, without opening the project in code editor. I am using Mac for development. I researched and try to change the line endings configuration thinking that some developers didn't pay attention to line endings with mixed (CRLF/CR/LF) configs on their machine. I tried the following commands sequentially but no success to prevent the files being changed.
git config --local core.filemode=false
git config --local core.autocrlf=false
git rm --cached -r .
git reset --hard

Adding Hello World in C

Just trying to add this issue

2 java folders!

their are 2 java folders in the repo, "Java" and "java" . I think it would be meaningful to merge them into one.

Issue #4 - Rename "hello" in Hacktoberfest/hello_world/perl to hello1.pl

Rename "hello" in Hacktoberfest/hello_world/perl to hello1.pl

Issue #1 - Print "Hello World" in Objective - C

Objective-C is the programming language that is used to write applications for Apple’s iOS and OS X operating systems. The Objective-C programming language is based on C, but it adds support for object-oriented programming. All Objective-C programming is done with the Foundation framework.
Write a program in Objective - C that prints "Hello World".

adding hello world in java

Add Hello World in Visual Basic

Issue #2 - Print "Hello World" in Perl.

Write a program in Perl that prints "Hello World".
You'll need to open a command-line terminal. On OS X, use the finder to launch Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal. On Ubuntu, this is Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal. On Windows, click Start -> Run, type cmd into the prompt, and click OK.

Issue #6 - Print "Hello World" in any language of your choice

Write a program that prints "hello world" in any language of your choice. Create a directory named by that language and store the code in the form hello.extension.