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1) Don't exert any effort at all.
2) Ask a bunch of strangers to spell EVERYTHING out for you.
3) Copy everything the strangers give you and hand it in to your professor as your own work.
4) Try to get a job and fail because you never bothered trying to do something on your own.
5) End up a miserable, homeless wretch.
Or
1) Read some documentation
2) Find information on the internet; who knows, there may be some information out there
3) Attempt to design something
4) When you get stuck, post intelligent questions here.
5) Have helpful, experienced people offer guidance and suggestions
6) Graduate with honors
7) Get a great job and marry hot husband/wife
8) Live happily ever after.
Mr. Barry,
1) this is not a part of my project as i'm not an engineering student.
2) I was just interested , so started working on it.
3) I actually got stuck in between.
4) Wasn't able to trace the problem, so asked for help.
5) Your post was useless. Just showed how arrogant you are.
6) Shows that YOU are a miserable ,homeless wretch.
Thankyou.
Mr. Barry,
1) this is not a part of my project as i'm not an engineering student.
2) I was just interested , so started working on it.
3) I actually got stuck in between.
4) Wasn't able to trace the problem, so asked for help.
5) Your post was useless. Just showed how arrogant you are.
6) Shows that YOU are a miserable ,homeless wretch.
Thankyou.
The arrogance, I believe, is all yours. Perhaps you HAVE done some work on this, but your initial post did not indicate it (maybe you were too lazy to type more). The fact that my response to you got 3 'helpful post' notifications shows that I am not alone in my reaction to your post.
If you want help on this board, post a clear, well-defined question, show what you have done and state where you're having a problem. People here are more than happy to help, but when somebody demands "provide step by step instruction" it shows a lack of effort on the poster's part.
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