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CS2030 Forum Guidelines #6
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Eh walao leave some class part marks for the rest of them leh |
Hi @BrendanCheong! Nice to see you again, so exciting to learn CS2030 from you! |
'_>' |
Of cos its @RussellDash332 HAHA |
Hi @upabove122, it's been a while! |
Of course it's @RussellDash332 everytime :) |
I've pinned this issue. Now it is more visible. Can I close this @RussellDash332? |
Feel free. I'm just putting the message here anyways |
@danqiye1 I can close it on my end. Thanks! |
Oh no what happened to our semester's issues page? Got some PYP resources for them to use |
No idea, but we can recover from email because I watched the repo |
HAHA Russell the God of Forum Forever |
Welcome to CS2030 Forum using Github Issues!
We will be using Github Issues for CS2030 Q&A instead of the LumiNUS Forum!
Please take note of the following etiquette. Let's make this a pleasant place for online interaction and peer learning!
If you have a new question, create a new post instead of posting it as a reply on someone else's unrelated question.
Think carefully about what you are posting and write a succinct summary (or post title) that describe the question. E.g., the title "Java" is too generic. "Unable to install Java?" is better. "Installing Java on Windows 10 gives the error 'permission denied'" is even better.
Avoid posting questions that have been asked before (read through what others have posted before posting yourself) or have been answered in the notes and handouts (read through carefully what we released to the class)
Github Issues supports powerful formatting. If your post or reply contains code, use proper formatting to make your post readable. Markdown is powerful in allowing you to write inline code (which is by adding triple backticks (
```
) before and after). For example:Even better, you can give colors to the inline codes by adding the language after the first triple backticks. For example, doing
will give you this.
If you post about a problem you faced, please provide all the information (what you have done, what error message you faced) to help the readers of this forum help you. E.g., "My program cannot compile. Can you please help?" is not a meaningful post.
[Guidelines adapted from CS2030 AY20/21 Semester 2 Forum Guidelines]
Hopefully, you have a wonderful time taking this module and learning Java!
Best regards,
Russell
Your lovely CS2030 alumni 😊
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