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So at some point during this course, you're probably going to want some help, you run into a problem

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you can't solve on your own and you need some assistance, and I'm happy to provide that.

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But when you ask for help, there's a few steps you should take.

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Number one, search online and chances are you're going to do that by default.

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But just to be safe, look online.

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If you've run into a problem, chances are somebody run into that before.

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And a quick search on Google or your favorite search engine might give you the answer you're looking

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for.

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The second thing you can do that doesn't help is in every lecture you'll be able to download the source

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code for that lecture as it exists at the end of that lecture.

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So you can always compare your code to mine and that might provide some assistance as well.

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If that doesn't help, check the Q&A section.

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Somebody might have already asked a question very similar to yours and the answer you're looking for

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might be found there.

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Finally, feel free to ask a question of your own in the Q&A section, but if you do so, make sure

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you give me some code to look at.

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Ideally, give me a link to your git repository if you have one.

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If not, please be sure to include enough code so that I can look at what you're doing and try to provide

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some useful assistance.

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Otherwise, I'm just guessing and that's not terribly helpful.

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All right, let's move on.