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is this a question?
I don't see a question there
make one? oh are you asking someone to make it for you?
we don't do that here
basically everything you've describe is really vague and nothing is particularly well defined
what is an argument? what does it mean for an argument to be an argument? what is an example of an argument? what is an example of the use case? what is an example of input and expected output? what is the code you have so far? what is the output of the code you have so far? what is the error message if there is one? how does your output differ from what you want
I mean, this is all like "asking questions 101"
Anyone can ask a question in our programming channels.
Following the guide
Writing The Perfect Question
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State your problem clearly and provide all necessary details:
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this is not an exhaustive list, this only demonstrates that at a bare minimum we are missing this information to help you, but we are also missing like 50% of the other information also
ok, looks reasonable at first glance, what's wrong with it?