Accessing github in python using pyGithub

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INSTALLING PACKAGE:

pip install pyGithub


code:

from github import Github
access_token="your token"

g=Github(access_token)

user=g.get_user("your github username")

for repo in user.get_repos:

print(repo.full_name)







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