So as you go through the course content, you're undoubtedly going to run into situations where you
have questions and I love answering questions, but the reality is when I get thousands of questions
per day, I can't answer them all.
I'll do the best that I can.
But here's how you can get help in this course.
And the very first thing you should try when you run into a situation where you can't figure something
out.
Search online, Google or Duck, Duck, go or whatever your favorite search engine is.
That is your friend.
It is always more useful to figure things out on your own than it is to simply have someone give you
code that solves your problem of the moment.
If you figure it out yourself, chances are you're going to remember it much longer.
So first, search online.
Second, search the forums.
The forums are currently empty because I haven't released this course yet, but presumably over time
they will populate themselves with more content.
I will answer questions in the forum to the best of my ability as often as I can, and other people
will also be able to help you.
So that's your second approach.
Your third one is to ask me, ask a question in the forum and I'll answer it as soon as I can, or other
people will answer it for you and I'll I'll agree with them or suggest an alternative approach.
But again, first, search for yourself.
Second, search the forums.
And third, ask me and I will answer as quickly as I can.
But as you might guess, I get a lot of questions from students both at the university where I teach
and from employees that are working for me, from clients that I have to help once in a while and I'll
do the best that I can.
But it might be a day or two before I get to your particular question.
Nevertheless, feel free to ask and I'll do the best that I can.