I often find myself re-inventing the wheel in order to learn how it works.

From September, I expect to ask more of this type of question as I start my final (and only) year of university.

No need for a tag, just put appropriate text in your question to stave off the otherwise-inevitable flood of comments. Eg:

Why do I get compile error ABC1234 at line 6 of my quicksort routine:

code

(nb: I am aware of the existence of .Sort() - I am writing quicksort myself for the educational experience

I often find myself re-inventing the wheel in order to learn how it works.

From September, I expect to ask more of this type of question as I start my final (and only) year of university.

No need for a tag, just put appropriate text in your question to stave off the otherwise-inevitable flood of comments. Eg:

Why do I get compile error ABC1234 at line 6 of my quicksort routine:

code

(nb: I am aware of the existence of .Sort() - I am writing quicksort myself for the educational experience

I often find myself re-inventing the wheel in order to learn how it works.

From September, I expect to ask more of this type of question as I start my final (and only) year of university.

No need for a tag, just put appropriate text in your question to stave off the otherwise-inevitable flood of comments. Eg:

Why do I get compile error ABC1234 at line 6 of my quicksort routine:

code

(nb: I am aware of the existence of .Sort() - I am writing quicksort myself for the educational experience

I often find myself re-inventing the wheel in order to learn how it works.

From September, I expect to ask more of this type of question as I start my final (and only) year of university.

No need for a tag, just put appropriate text in your question to stave off the otherwise-inevitable flood of comments. Eg:

Why do I get compile error ABC1234 at line 6 of my quicksort routine:

code

(nb: I am aware of the existence of .Sort() - I am writing quicksort myself for the educational experience