How to ask a question!

[Donovan]

Alright, all of us here at code call will try our best to answer your questions and guide you through your programming experience. But, the only way we can do that is by getting all the information we need. So, if you are new here and would like to ask a question you should follow these guidelines..

1) If your question has to do with arrays just go to the forum search and type array its that simple..

2) If the first step does not help you proceed to skimming the first and or second page of threads started just to be sure the question has not already been answered.

3) If again you question is not answered, you can result by creating a thread with your question. But, if you are going to ask a question we will need specific information to help you.

The point it if you want your questions answered faster instead of having to answer a bunch of questions and likely waiting about an hour or two.. You can just give the information up front.

1) Provide the question in simple detail.. Don't get so far into explaining it that you are confusing yourself... That just makes it harder for the people trying to help.

2) If possible please provide your code. Because, we might catch something else in your code that is wrong and prevent you from making a new thread with a different problem.

3) Tell us what you are wanting to do with the program so we can assure you that you are doing it the correct way.

[MathX]

Great. I "will" surely follow those rules

[nicckk]

Whats up with the bold? Anyways good guide on asking questions, Donovan

[Donovan]

Thanks

[Turk4n]

Alright, all of us here at code call will try our best to answer your questions and guide you through your programming experience. But, the only way we can do that is by getting all the information we need. So, if you are new here and would like to ask a question you should follow these guidelines..

1) If your question has to do with arrays just go to the forum search and type array its that simple..

2) If the first step does not help you proceed to skimming the first and or second page of threads started just to be sure the question has not already been answered.

3) If again you question is not answered, you can result by creating a thread with your question. But, if you are going to ask a question we will need specific information to help you.

The point it if you want your questions answered faster instead of having to answer a bunch of questions and likely waiting about an hour or two.. You can just give the information up front.

1) Provide the question in simple detail.. Don't get so far into explaining it that you are confusing yourself... That just makes it harder for the people trying to help.

2) If possible please provide your code. Because, we might catch something else in your code that is wrong and prevent you from making a new thread with a different problem.

3) Tell us what you are wanting to do with the program so we can assure you that you are doing it the correct way.

Fix'd it for you, hope you like it :<

[speedyworm]

those rules sounds good

Mike was here.

[Steve.L]

v0id has both C++ resources and FAQ pinned here, why do we need another? And why so bold? Geeze.

Steve was here.

[amina]

Thanks Donovan for sharing it with us and one more thing is that.you did the good job so thanks for help every body..have a nice day..