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Ralph Langdon
721 PointsI am curious as to where I can get the answers to these Tasks when I cannot figure the answers out?
I am curious as to where I can get the answers to these questions when I cannot figure the answers out? I am looking for some sort of answer key.
Please do not respond, with things like you should do the work, etc. I am happy with the amount of effort I am putting in. Just looking for a more efficient way to get through these answers. I find myself skipping some.
3 Answers
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,441 PointsAdding to Jason's response, you'll notice at the top of this forum post there is a "bread crumb" list of the track, course, lesson. Clicking on the lesson name Use .split and .join will take you a list of previously asked forum questions about this challenge.
As always, posting is strongly encouraged. The more specific your question the faster it gets answered. Keep up the good work!
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey Ralph. Welcome to Treehouse.
It pretty easy to find answers in the forum when searching properly. You can also use the "Get Help" option in quizzes and challenges.
I've found that if you copy/paste the question into the search bar in the forum, most times you will find a post that is dealing with what your need.
If that doesn't yield results, you can copy some of the actual code into the search bar. This will most often yield the best results.
Lastly, clearly state your question/problem AND post your own code in the forum and someone will be able to help you personally.
Keep Coding! :)
Ralph Langdon
721 PointsOk thanks for your help guys