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A README file is an important part of many projects, especially in software development. It is often the first document people see when they look at a project. A README file explains what the project is about, how to use it, and sometimes how to contribute to it. Understanding what a README file is used for is crucial in the context of project documentation.

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What is a README file commonly used for in a project?

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Storing code

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While code is an integral part of a project, the README file is not used for storing code but for providing information about the project.

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Instructions about the project

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Contact information

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Even though contact information can be included, the primary purpose of a README file is to give instructions and information about the project, not just contact details.

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Log of changes

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A log of changes, often called a changelog, is typically separate from a README file. The README file focuses on introducing and explaining the project.

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