I do this, which works very well 95% of the times:
Web searching:
Search on the web for my issue
Use results snippets to judge relevancy of top 5-10 results
Open the best 2 or 3 results - not necessarily the search ranking (StackOverflow pages are almost always among them)
Solution finding in SO:
Read the question title to judge similarity to my problem
Read the top-voted answer
If solution is not found, quickly scan other answers
If solution still not found, go to other tabs (from search results opened before)
If solution still not found, back to the search engine
If solution not found after a second or third search, I go figure myself and then post as an answer to the closest question I found specifying my case
So, no, I almost never read the entire question. It's almost always irrelevant to me. Unless I figured a solution myself and need to find a question where to post it...
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I do this, which works very well 95% of the times:
Web searching:
Solution finding in SO:
So, no, I almost never read the entire question. It's almost always irrelevant to me. Unless I figured a solution myself and need to find a question where to post it...