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Show the code.

Imagine asking for directions without giving your current location.

> Sure, I'll just channel my inner GPS and magically pinpoint your location for you.

TrueNewCoder:

I am stuck in scraping stuff

Ok. What do you expect me to do? a rain dance?

RealDeveloper:

does anyone know how to solve problems with cors?

Yes, use Internet Explorer. Now that your silly CORS issue is gone you can focus on the bigger issue -- removing jQuery.

ToasterGallions:

i can create a mern stack e commrce website but one error irritate me last 4 hours i can't solve it please help

Given the error you haven't shared, I blame sub-saharan iceberg herders.

MonkeyCoder:

Error from Add-Type -AssemblyName System.IO.Compression.FileSystem

Ah yes, zero detail about what the error actually was makes this a true test of my crystal ball.

Alright, gather 'round, aspiring programmers! Let's talk about how to ask for help without driving us all insane. I get it, coding can be frustrating, but so is trying to help when all we get is a cryptic cry for help. Here’s a pro tip: when you need assistance, don't just drop a vague "it's broken" bomb and expect us to fix it magically. Show us the darn code! We're not here to play 20 Questions; we're here to debug.

Here’s the revolutionary idea: before you hit that panic button, take a deep breath and show us your code. Break it down step-by-step. Describe what's happening versus what you expected to happen. Think of it as a narrative of your code's epic fail. Trust me, it's not giving away state secrets; it’s saving everyone's sanity. So, be a hero — show us your code, and we might just rescue you from programming purgatory.

It's not a scavenger hunt; we don't have time to go searching for clues in your vague descriptions. You know what helps? The code! Copy, paste, and format it nicely — none of that "I'm too lazy to indent" nonsense. Give us the whole picture: the variables, the loops, the functions — everything in the blast zone. And please, don't insult us with screenshots of your IDE like it's modern art; we need text we can search and scrutinize.

How to share your code online.

Other similar problems: The XY Problem, No Hello, Don't Ask To Ask.
Further reading: How do I ask a good question?, or if you have more time: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way.