No,I don't think so as it might be cheating, If you are facing any problems
clear your doubts on Org's chat channel
On Wednesday, December 11, 2019 at 5:37:01 AM UTC+5:30, Awesome Kid wrote:
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> can we post questions from gci on stack overflow?
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I have been facing problems regarding getting responses from the mentors..
It sometime takes around 10-12 hrs to get a response from the mentors.
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Hmm.. that's pretty normal though because our mentors don't have to be in
the same time zone as us so try asking ur doubts in your organization's IRC
chat channel( look for it in their website).
On Wednesday, December 11, 2019 at 8:55:41 PM UTC+5:30, Sukran Bin Musa
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> I have been
Hi!
The mentors are mostly volunteers. And the can be in different time zones.
So it may take a bit longer.
Matej
On Wednesday, 11 December 2019 16:25:41 UTC+1, Sukran Bin Musa wrote:
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Some task are labeled as *[easy]*. While choosing a winner, does org will
give priority to those who have done less easy tasks and more others? Or
all tasks have same priority?
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This very much depends on the nature of the task.
I might be disappointed if stackoverflow were used on a task asking you to
learn and explore, particularly if the task has questions to see if you really
did explore and learn. You’re only cheating yourself and it would likely hurt
you on
This very much depends on the nature of the task.
I might be disappointed if stackoverflow were used on a task asking you to
learn and explore, particularly if the task has questions to see if you really
did explore and learn. You’re only cheating yourself and it would likely hurt
you on
It is all the same. Easy tasks are just there to get you started.
On Thursday, 12 December 2019 05:09:18 UTC+11, Muhammad Wasif wrote:
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> Some task are labeled as *[easy]*. While choosing a winner, does org will
> give priority to those who have done less easy tasks and more others? Or
> all
https://gci2019.ccextractor.org/#thingsToKnow
Click this link above. Here the organization clearly specifies that they
are looking for students who do the hard tasks so I'm guessing it changes
from organization to organization. Moreover, depending upon your skill set
you might actually find a
