Anyone really bored and want to help a poor anon with some J

If I don't respond straight away don't worry cause I'll still actually be there

Bump, I'm in there again still in need of assistance

>>288595
>there
just state your business here...

>>288631
The thing is there's nothing really specific. I'm working through an assignment that's a week by week excercise. Currently I'm working on Dekkers algorithm in Java, which is just why I was hoping someone really was bored enough to just sit and help a dude get through this

This is what I have for Dekkers at the mo
https://pastebin.com/nxXxZttx

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I'd appreciate some help on this now

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>>288652
Any assistance at all would be fine

Thanks to the people who joined or read the thread, even if you couldn't help.
I'm done now

>>288208
Dude, this is not how /wsr/ works.

People hang out *here* because they like to answer questions *here*. No-one's going to come to some weird place they've never been before just to answer some question you might have later.

On the other hand, if you post a specific question here, you'll very likely get an answer, particularly if it's a CS question like this. You just won't necessarily get one in the timeframe you're after.

I've got a CS degree, and I've likely done every one of the Java problems you've been asking about, but I'm at work the whole time from when you ask your meta-question to the time when you end your thread with a plaintive goodbye. There are certainly others that are similarly qualified with similar reasons for not coming to visit you.

You're not being ignored because no-one can answer your question, or because no-one will answer your question, but because you're not really asking a question in the way it's done here.

Next time you're stuck, why not come here with a specific question about a specific bit of code that isn't working right, or a specific problem that you need an algorithm for. There are people that can and will help you.

>>288717
Appreciate the tips. IRC isn't really a weird place though, I figured most would be somewhat accustomed to it given how prevalent it is on 4chan, but you're right.

Like I said earlier, I didn't have anything specific in mind, and I was working against a deadline desu. Suppose all in all it was just a bad request on my end. Sorry lads.

>>288717

>IRC
>some weird place they've never been before

In that case they are very underage or just crawled out from under a rock.

>>288789
We all know what reddit and tumblr are too, anon.