First part of group project

This program calculates the name inputs which gives an output of the the input name and our age in dog years.

You input your name which is stored as a string variable and then your age in human years which will be registered and stored as an int variable. Then the program will collect the information and calculate the int age input and output your age in dog years. Along with your name and human age years input will be outputed in a System.out.print.

To contribute, you will have to be using git hub as well as a software like jupyter hub provides. This enables better sharing and editing of public libraries.

• So first you will go to git hub and fork the code then copy it to your terminal and git clone the link it provided to make a copy file in your domain.
• Then after in your folder you will see all the code files and text files from the repository and then just make your edits and save it.
• When you are ready to upload your changes to the repo, go to your terminal and use the git add command for the exact file (each time) and then git commit -m and type what changes ypou made briefly so it's saved to the repo visual.
• Then use the git push command to push the value to the repo online, the terminal might ask for username and password(personal access tokens) so just compute that to the terminal.
• When you see main < main then you are good so just go to the repo and create a pull request and wait for the original creator to review your changes and add them to their own repo!

The license we chose to use is the Python Software Foundation or "PSD". This license is a BSD license. This means that it is a type of permissive free software license. There are not many restrictions on the use and distribution of our software. Our license allows the modification and distribution of our software as well. Having our license be open source will allow our users to have more freedom while using our software. It will allow them to branch off of our software and maybe create something new. With more restrictions users are unable to express their creativity.

The Code of Conduct is for open source communities, which have shared values and norms with its members. The code of conduct talks about the values and norms

1. Lucy Reilly
2. Chiamaka Okpara
3. Harshini Bandaru