Writing Code Documentation Quick Check 5 of 55 of 5 Items Question Which of the following is correct about the inclusion of authorship detail in README?(1 point) Responses all programmers who developed the original version of the project all programmers who developed the original version of the project the person who wrote the README file the person who wrote the README file all major and minor contributors and influences all major and minor contributors and influences all programmers who developed the current version of the project all programmers who developed the current version of the project Skip to navigation page 9 of 9

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The correct response regarding the inclusion of authorship details in a README file is typically:

all major and minor contributors and influences

This choice acknowledges the contributions of both significant and minor collaborators in the project, which is a common practice in open-source projects to give proper credit to all parties involved. While it can be beneficial to include details about the original developers or the person who wrote the README, the most comprehensive option is to credit all contributors.