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If your help request is hard to understand, though, the community might not have an answer for you. How can you help your helpers?
QUESTION
First, update your program to help the community understand
the code:
Add comments to your code to describe what the different parts of your program are meant to do.Make your code easier to read by using descriptive variable names and white space between parts of your code.
FEEDBACK
Then write a help request that the community will love
answering:
Start the request by describing the issue.
"I want Hopper's glasses to be transparent, so her eyes still show underneath them, but I don't want them completely transparent. How can I make the glasses look tinted?"
Be specific, referring to code lines and their corresponding functions when you can.
"The fill command in line 7 does not affect the arc command in line 11. Why is that, and how can I fix it?β
The more effort you put into your help request, the more likely others will be willing to help!
COMMUNICATION
When you do get a response, remember that the best answers are the ones which put you on the right track, not the ones that do all the work for you.
And finally, as you learn more, donβt forget to check out the help requests to see if you can contribute on the answering side!
Even if you donβt know how to solve the problem, you can always learn from the answers that others are giving.
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