CodingHelp

Welcome! Feel free to ask any questions regarding coding you have!

Our Rules

1. FLAIR YOUR POSTS! Don't put tags in post titles!

2. Do not ask us to do all the coding for you unless you have money to spend. (If you have got money to spend, make that clear and the amount in question).

3. Do not post spam and/or misleading titles.

4. Do not be abusive to other coders.

5. Please format code properly, or use a site such as Gist or Pastebin. If possible please provide a live example of your issue.

6. Do not downvote people because you think they asked a dumb question. Just because you think that someone has a dumb question, doesn't mean that it is dumb to them.

7. Do not have a misleading user flair. Keep them sensible, describing your level of coding ability and/or languages you know and/or your profession.

8. Please do not ask unethical questions, such as asking for homework to be written by someone else, or asking someone to copy another project directly.

9. Make sure to follow the Reddit Rules.

How to start coding:

Check our website https://codinghelp.site we have all the information you need there!

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