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Generally these questions are fine, though they should come with specific examples, so that they become clearer and can get narrowed-down. I've done a lot of self-answered Q&A here and the hard...
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#1: Initial revision
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Lundin
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2021-10-11T09:21:28Z (about 3 years ago)
Generally these questions are fine, though they should come with specific examples, so that they become clearer and can get narrowed-down. I've done a lot of self-answered Q&A here and the hardest part is often to ask a sensible question. - Overly broad questions like _"what is OOP?"_ isn't likely to be well-received. - If you can narrow it down to a specific feature then it might be better, such as _"what is private encapsulation?"_ - Or even better, when it turns even more specific: _"What are setter/getter functions and when do I use them? Is this correct use [code example in language x]?"_ The first bullet is IMO a bad question, the second is half-decent and the third is a good question.