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Should I post a link to the Github repo for code reviews?

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Hello. Total noob here and noob to this site. I've written a non-trivial program in Python. Code review didn't take the whole thing (400+ lines of code). Should I post a link to my Github repo or is that not appropriate?

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Total noob here and noob to this site. I've written a non-trivial program in Python.

I'm the only one who see contradiction here? Anyway, posting link to GitHub repo is absolutely appropriate. Moreover I'd say this is the best way for something that is more than 100 lines of code.

One can write an answer with explanations and also open PR with suggestions. You don't have to merge it but I believe it would be easier for you to understand feedback this way. At least that's how I usually do code-review from communities like this one when link to github repo is available.

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I think he means he's a noob of the site, not a noob of Python. (2 comments)
I think he means he's a noob of the site, not a noob of Python.
matthewsnyder‭ wrote over 1 year ago
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I think he means he's a noob of the site, not a noob of Python.

FoggyFinder‭ wrote over 1 year ago
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matthewsnyder‭ there is clear "and"