Added requirements.txt file for dependency management #130
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** Enhanced README for Clearer Guidance and Collaboration**
- Added a comprehensive README to guide users and contributors:
- Clear project overview and features
- Key components and their roles
- Step-by-step usage instructions
- Streamlined contribution guidelines
- Improved overall clarity and organization for a smoother experience.
- Welcome feedback and contributions!
Created README.md
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Added requirements.txt file to our project. This file had explicitly listed all the external Python libraries our project depends on, along with their required versions.
Benefits of requirements.txt file:
Improved Reproducibility: Makes it easier to recreate the project's environment on different machines by ensuring everyone installs the same dependencies.
Enhanced Dependency Management: Provides a clear overview of project dependencies and simplifies dependency updates in the future.
Reduced Conflicts: Helps avoid compatibility issues that might arise from using different versions of libraries.