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Contributing to the Code
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A Note on Contributing to Open Source
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Contributing to open source can be a nerve-wrecking process, but don't worry
everyone on the Jupyter team is dedicated to making sure that your open source
experience is as fun as possibly. At any time during the process described below,
you can reach out to the Jupyter team on Gitter or the mailing list for
assistance. If you are nervous about asking questions in public, you can also
reach out to one of the Jupyter developers in private. You can use the public
Gitter to find someone who has the best knowledge about the code you are working
with and interact with the in a personal chat.

As you begin your open source journey, remember that it's OK if you don't
understand something, it's OK to make mistakes, and it's OK to only contribute
a small amount of the code necessary to fix the issue you are tackling. Any and
all help is welcome and any and all people are encouraged to contribute.

How can I help?
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Individuals are welcome, and encouraged, to submit pull requests and contribute
to the Jupyter source. If you are a first-time contributor looking to get
involved with Jupyter, you can use the following query in a GitHub search to
find beginner-friendly issues to tackle across the Jupyter codebase.

**is:issue is:open is:sprint-friendly user:jupyter**

Once you've found an issue that you are eager to solve, you can use the guide
below to get started. If you experience any problems while working on the issue,
leave a comment on the issue page in GitHub and someone on the core team will
be able to lend you assistance.

1. Fork the repository associated with the issue you are addressing and clone<commit_msg>Updated section on finding issues<commit_after>==================================
Contributing to the Code
==================================
A Note on Contributing to Open Source
--------------------------------------
Contributing to open source can be a nerve-wrecking process, but don't worry
everyone on the Jupyter team is dedicated to making sure that your open source
experience is as fun as possibly. At any time during the process described below,
you can reach out to the Jupyter team on Gitter or the mailing list for
assistance. If you are nervous about asking questions in public, you can also
reach out to one of the Jupyter developers in private. You can use the public
Gitter to find someone who has the best knowledge about the code you are working
with and interact with the in a personal chat.

As you begin your open source journey, remember that it's OK if you don't
understand something, it's OK to make mistakes, and it's OK to only contribute
a small amount of the code necessary to fix the issue you are tackling. Any and
all help is welcome and any and all people are encouraged to contribute.

How can I help?
---------------
Individuals are welcome, and encouraged, to submit pull requests and contribute
to the Jupyter source. If you are a first-time contributor looking to get
involved with Jupyter, you can use the following query in a GitHub search to
find beginner-friendly issues to tackle across the Jupyter codebase. This query
is particularly useful because the Jupyter codebase is scattered across several
repositories within the jupyter organization, as opposed to a single repository.
You can click the link below to find sprint-friendly issues.

`**is:issue is:open is:sprint-friendly user:jupyter** 
<https://github.com/search?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+is%3Asprint-friendly+user%3Ajupyter&type=Issues&ref=searchresults>`_

Once you've found an issue that you are eager to solve, you can use the guide
below to get started. If you experience any problems while working on the issue,
leave a comment on the issue page in GitHub and someone on the core team will
be able to lend you assistance.

1. Fork the repository associated with the issue you are addressing and clone
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