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Forum guidelines - to read before you post
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To facilitate discussions regarding the exercises or labs we ask you to abide by
these guidelines. Please read them before posting.
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1. Check if your question has already been answered before you post.
Consult the lecture slides to make sure your questions have not been addressed in class.
- Check whether your question has already been asked in the forum. You can use the search box to this end.
- Search engines can also help answer both your theoretical and coding questions and teach you research skills at the same time. Code libraries normally come with comprehensive documentation, you can typically find those online, for example on Github.
2. To post, choose a proper title that follows these requirements:
- it shortly summarizes your problem and points to the corresponding exercise or section of the lab.
- Example:
- imagine you have a problem with Lab 3, notebook 2, section 3.A.a then your title is going to start with [Lab 3.2][3.A.a] and continue with a short description of the problem/error/question. Particularly, if you have a problem with Noto, start with [Noto].
- if you have a problem with exercise 1 question 2(b) ii, your title would be [Exercise 1][2(b) ii] and continue with a short description.
3. Remarks:
- For posts about labs: if necessary, you can provide a small code snippet that reproduces your issue but never post your answer. Otherwise, your post will be deleted.
- We encourage you to answer questions from your peers.
- When you post a problem but later on figure out how to solve it, we appreciate it if you come back to explain how you did it so that it is useful to other students.