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48 questions linked to/from How do I ask and answer homework questions?
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Should users answer homework questions? [duplicate]
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Homework on StackOverflow
I've seen a pattern on StackOverflow where people often get very snippy when someone asks what is obviously a homework question. They say, "go do ...
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Is answering homework question considered cheating? [duplicate]
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How to ask and answer homework questions?
It's bothering me if someone was asked to do report or has a homework question and asks for help here ...
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Why is asking homeworkish questions a bad thing? [duplicate]
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Homework on StackOverflow
On SO, people sometimes treat questions differently because they are homeworkish. However, SO is a place to learn. Thus, whether questions are ...
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Has SO become Cliffs Notes/Do My homework site for CS students [duplicate]
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How to ask and answer homework questions?
I started to answer a question, then stopped because it looks like a homework assignment.
What is the proper etiquette/response? ...
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Giving Code for what is probably homework [duplicate]
I just answered this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19909488/print-the-2-smallest-numbers-in-a-loop#comment29622280_19909488
If you look at the three answers we clearly have three ...
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Answering the homework questions [duplicate]
As we all know that a lot of homework questions are posted on Stack Overflow. Few just post the question as such without even trying and few genuinely try something and post a specific problem. In the ...
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Is it wrong to ask homework questions? [duplicate]
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Homework on StackOverflow
I've seen a bunch of complaints about homework and whether or not it's cheating to ask for answers online. I understand the general idea that not ...
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Shameless use of the site for homework problems [duplicate]
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How to ask and answer homework questions?
What's the policy for brazen use of the site for homework, like this?
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The homework tag is now officially deprecated
Homework is no longer a tag on Stack Overflow.
Keeping this post for historical reference. --Shog9
The result of a rather lengthy discussion concludes with the homework tag needing to go away on ...
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What kinds of bad question askers exist? [closed]
Based on these proposals, it seems that the developers of Stack Exchange are trying to prevent "bad questions" from getting into the system:
Should we cap reputation gained from questions at +2000?
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What is the policy here on homework? [closed]
I am not a student, but I know other avenues have had problems in the past with students trying to get others to do their work for them. I am sure most of the people on this site right now would not ...
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Is [homework] an exception to the no-meta-tag rule? [closed]
I was just thinking about how all the meta tags are removed but one big meta(ish) tag is still here: homework
Is this an exception to the no-meta-tag rule or is it an oversight? Or would you even ...
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Can we cut back on the "Is This Homework?" berating? [closed]
First, let me say that Stack Overflow and its related wikis are one of my favorite places on the net, and I've learned tremendously from many of you, and find most of you to be fine and charming folks ...
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Downvoting "too useful" answers to homework questions
I gave a short, but helpful answer to a homework question here. Then a user down-voted with the reason "Perfect answer for a non-homework question. But it's a homework question, so -1."
I don't care ...
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StackOverflow is not your Programming 101 Teacher [closed]
I would like to help my fellow professionals and amateurs more on StackOverflow, but it's become impossible to find questions worth spending time on beneath the inundation of "teach me to program" ...
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