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It is quite common to stick with a solution once you found one - many people around here could point you to one or two options, but might be missing the very one that would suit you best. |
It is quite common to stick with a solution once you found one - many people around here could point you to one or two options, but might be missing the very one that would suit you best. |
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You're less likely to get the response you were looking for by asking general questions like "how do I read from a FAT disk?", "how do I load program?", or "are there any memory management tutorials?" Asking such questions shows a lack of an essential programming skill; a programmer should able to solve problems by him/her self, and is a clear indication that one has not done their research. A better example could be rephrasing the question as "I am trying to do X. I have done Y, but I do not fully understand Z." |
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