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We’ve tried to make the course documents as comprehensive as possible. Several FAQ questions below describe how to ask for help with specific problems. For most questions: post privately on Piazza. How to use Piazza in 6.102 has tips on how to do it and what to expect. Posts on Piazza are private, seen only by 6.102 staff members. Here are situations where you should not use Piazza: If your problem is confidential or involves S^3, email 6.102-personal@mit.edu. Only a few staff members (instructors and a few senior TAs) see messages sent to this address. If you think there is a bug in a Praxis Tutor exercise: use the Report a Problem link in the Tutor itself, because it provides us with more information to locate the exercise and understand the bug. If you are tempted to attach code to your email to get help with fixing it, or to submit your problem set: please do not post code on Piazza. Debugging on Piazza is not feasible. Instead, come to lab hours and get help in person. Don’t attac

General Information & FAQ General Information & FAQ How can I get help in 6.102? Who should I ask? Before you ask: search the 6.102 course page or the web. We’ve tried to make the course documents as comprehensive as possible. Several FAQ questions below describe how to ask for help with specific problems. For most questions: post privately on Piazza . How to use Piazza in 6.102 has tips on how to do it and what to expect. Posts on Piazza are private, seen only by 6.102 staff members. Here are situations where you should not use Piazza: If your problem is confidential or involves S^3, email 6.

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