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A "readme" is an explanatory document that accompanies software, data, or a project to describe its contents, purpose, and how to use it. It is typically a plain text file (e.g., README.md, README.txt) that provides essential information for users, such as installation instructions, licensing details, contact information, and project overview.

Key functions of a readme file

Project introduction: Briefly explains what the project is about and its main purpose.

Instructions: Provides guidance on how to install, configure, and use the software or data.

Documentation: Details the project's methodology, software/hardware requirements, and any special notes for users.

Legal and contact information: Includes copyright, licensing details, and contact information for the author or project maintainer.

Contribution guidelines: For open-source projects, it outlines how others can contribute, report bugs, or suggest features.