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your homework." What does this mean.

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Short version: that signature is a community signal saying helpers will not hand over finished, graded solutions. made a joke, and pointed toward the real intent: the goal is to help people learn, not to complete someone else’s assignment for them.

Practical tips to get useful help here:

  • State the language, compiler/version, and platform.
  • Describe the specific problem and what you expect to happen versus what actually happens.
  • Show a short, minimal example that reproduces the issue (not the whole assignment). Use code fences so it’s easy to read.
  • List exactly what you tried and where you got stuck; include error messages and line numbers.
  • If the task is part of a graded assignment, say so and request hints or conceptual guidance rather than a full solution.
  • Choose a clear title and relevant tags (for example: c++, debugging, algorithm).

A few cautions and etiquette notes: instructors sometimes forbid posting assignment text or full solutions, so check course rules first. Volunteers here have limited time and prefer to teach by pointing out errors, suggesting test cases, explaining concepts, or giving small hints. Expect guidance rather than a finished program. When responders give suggestions, try them, post your results, and update the thread—this keeps the help focused and shows effort.

To the OP : it’s not meant as a joke or insult. It’s a shorthand for community norms. Follow the checklist above and you’ll get better, quicker answers while staying on the right side of academic honesty.

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That mean ,that they do not love children who goes to college.

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It means -- do not ask us to write your programs that your teacher/instructor assigned to you. You won't learn anything if I write it so I will not. But we are more than willing to help YOU write the program yourself. But remember, we are all volunteers and none of us (except the owner of this web site) gets paid for our time.

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Thanks I thought it was just a joke.

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