Not getting enough attention for my question [closed]

Question

I asked this question in Stack Overflow

Declare field outside/inside method : Sonar Singular Field Rule

1. Why am I not getting enough answers?
2. Is it because my reputation is low?
3. Is it because the question is tough? It doesn't look that difficult.

What is the reason and how to get more answers?

Answer 1

Why am I not getting enough answers?

You should wait for some times. At least 1 day or 2. If you are still not getting enough attention/reply you can start a bounty.

Is it because my reputation is low?

No. Low reputation does'n matter for that because no one look at your reputation (IMO) while reading a question.

Is it because the question is tough? It doesn't look that difficult.

I don't know if the question is tough or not. But I know that people love to answer tough questions.

Between, try to improve the quality of your question and also try to make it more clear.

Answer 2

From reading your question I'd say it's because it's a difficult question to understand. Not impossible, but it takes a bit of effort on the readers part to interpret what information you want to know. That in itself can put potential answerers off. Let me explain:

In your question you refer often to Sonar, and talk about a "rule violation". Yet your question appears to be about run-time optimisation - specifically whether or not there is a difference in execution time between

public class MyClass{

   MyType object;   

   public void myMethod(){
         object= aMethod(arg);  //Returns instance for the class MyType 
   }

}

and

public class MyClass{  

   public void myMethod(){
         MyType object= aMethod(arg);  //Returns instance for the class MyType 
   }

}

With a small follow-up question along the lines of "Sonar is telling me to do it the second way, why?"

Or at least that's what it reads to me like you're asking. But I cannot be sure because you don't even state what you're comparing your code to, you just saying that "Sonar is telling me to" etc etc. That's not a clear way to phrase your question.