#Can I Search for Simple Solutions?

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tawdry micaBOT
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@lethal onyx has a question:

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i have a very silly question. i dont want to search solution directly on google but i can search things like these reight? like conversion units.

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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I have a very silly question. i dont want to search solution directly on google but i can search things like these reight? like conversion units.

It's absolutely fine to search for simple solutions like unit conversions on Google or any other resource. The important part is understanding the concepts behind the solution rather than just copying code blindly. Searching for small, straightforward tasks like conversion units is a common and efficient way to learn and solve problems. Everyone does it, even experienced developers!

Just ensure that when you search, try to:

  • Understand how the solution works.
  • Adapt it to your own code style and requirements.
  • Avoid plagiarism by writing your own implementation.

In short: Yes, you can (and should) search for simple tasks like unit conversions. It’s practical and helps you learn faster.

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steel token
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googling something is totally normal and part of the job

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just make sure that whenever u find something, u fully 100% understand it.
rarely will things ull find fit ur use case 1:1 and u have to adapt/edit stuff

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and ull be the one responsible for it, maintaining it anyways

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theres no way around fully understanding everything u do

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but as said, searching for stuff online is part of the job

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(using AI falls into a similar category)

lethal onyx
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oh okok thank you

solemn rover
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Unit conversions and simple don't belong anywhere near eachother 😄