How to ask questions in the repository.

[cromewar]

Hello everyone, I hope you are enjoying the course contents so far, Patrick made a lot of effort to get this done.

If you are facing some problems or issues on your journey, this is the best place to find help from another students, so you can freely make any questions you have here.

However, the better the questions the better the answers. so here you have a guide line to post your questions here:
Note. Thanks to @n4n0b1t3 for the hint.

1. Create a describing tittle of the error include the lesson number on it and the time stamp of the video if possible
2. Describe what is your issue and what you have tried but didn't work so far to solve the issue.
3. Post your source code (line numbers would be great), don't forget about using the formatting your code via triple back ticks (`)!.
4. Post your terminal error message.
5. share your brownie-config.yaml.

Update: Thanks to @Dave777 and @freddie71010 for the tips

[Dave777]

Starting the Question with "Lesson ( insert number )" is also helpful to know where in the course it relates.

[freddie71010]

Also, don't forget about using the formatting your code via triple back ticks (`)!

[cromewar]

Also remember is better tu use this button

as will put your code using this ` symbol and you can setup the language you are working with like this:

You can write the language name like this:

giving this result.

def main():
    print("hello world!")

[n4n0b1t3]

Oh, I didn't know the language Part, excellent!

[n4n0b1t3]

Does this discussion board have a "sticky note" feature, to let this post always be on top? I mean, we can post on it daily to keep it floating up ;-)

[cromewar]

Yes is has, but the one pinned up now is the one from Patrick asking for feedback related to the hardhat edition of the course, I think I'll let that as it is for a little more and then I'll start pinning other post. Thanks for the hint @n4n0b1t3

[n4n0b1t3]

Oh, I see.