What to do if your question is unanswered?

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Hello everybody,
I have a doubt. If somebody asks a question and nobody is able to answer his query, then where should he/she approach? This case arises with me (not in this course), and I have no solution.

asked 29 Mar '12, 10:56

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What type of question? You could always ask it again. If it's important you can email me a link to your forum post.

(29 Mar '12, 10:58) PeterUdacity ♦♦ PeterUdacity's gravatar image

Thanks @PeterUdacity, but I don't know your email. Should I use "contact us" for sending you the link?

(29 Mar '12, 15:07) Akash Mittal Akash%20Mittal's gravatar image
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What to do if your question is unanswered

Panic.

Then search google harder. But panic first.

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answered 29 Mar '12, 11:04

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In asking a question again, you might ask for suggestions about how to research the answer on the Web. Chances are this will spark enough interest that someone else will do the research for you, or will help you clarify the issues to the point that you see the solution yourself.

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answered 29 Mar '12, 11:02

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You mean a general programming problem from stuff not covered in class? You could google or try Stack Overflow or Programmers StackExchange. Or try related forums.

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answered 29 Mar '12, 11:04

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My question was, "What will be the input and output of complete program of self driving car?"

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answered 29 Mar '12, 11:14

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If this were code embedded within the vehicle, the input would be all data from the vehicle's sensors (including the control panel, and any software-related inputs it has) and the output would be all data sent to the vehicle's control systems (including the control panel, and any software-related displays it has).

If you are asking about code for Sebastian Thrun's class, I don't know the answer (and you should post in the other forum).

(29 Mar '12, 11:25) Kenneth I. L... Kenneth%20I.%20Laws-1's gravatar image

That's a very broad question, and probably depends on the car; why do you even want to know this?

(29 Mar '12, 11:37) Anton Golov ♦ Anton%20Golov's gravatar image

Yeah, I was gonna say that the first issue when ANY problem is encountered is to ensure that it is NOT of the PEBKAC variety. We can safely assume that since you are posting in the wrong forum that it is.

(29 Mar '12, 11:58) Joe Balsamo Joe%20Balsamo's gravatar image

I had already posted it in other forum. Nobody replied.
And you can see in my question I have clearly indicated that the question belongs to another course. Actually, Peter belongs to both the course and hence I asked my question here too.

(29 Mar '12, 14:54) Akash Mittal Akash%20Mittal's gravatar image

@kilaws I want the answer of Sebastian Thrun's code, whatever he has implementd in the course. I want to know that when we complile all the parts of program, what we will get at the end? can we use the code alone for any purpose?

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