Greetings SoloLearners!

A couple of our moderator nominees have pointed out to us that there is a developing trend in regards to either a) posting the answer(s) of Code-Coach puzzles to the Q&A or b) prompting the community for answers to Code-Coach puzzles via threads on the Q&A. We understand that taking on new & advanced challenges can be frustrating for some of you. We understand that it is an exciting experience for some of you and is enjoyable to share your successes with your peers when a difficult Code-Coach puzzle is solved.

However, I'd like to take some time to remind some of you that the Q&A is strictly reserved for programming and/or SoloLearn-oriented questions only. "What is the solution to this Code-Coach puzzle" does not qualify as an acceptable question, as it dismisses any and all attempts to learn. It also spoils the experience/challenge for your fellow SoloLearners.

SoloLearn is and will continue to be an enjoyable educational experience, as long as the moderators and administrators can help it.

If you'd like to ask a question regarding a Code-Coach puzzle, please include detailed information in your question about what you're struggling with and include a code-snippet of your attempt(s) to solve the puzzle(s). If you do not do this - you're not allowing the community the opportunity to truly help you. Simply asking the community for the solution without showing attempts and/or describing the parts that are causing you to struggle is _not_ permitted on the Q&A, and repeated offenses will cause issues for your fellow SoloLearners, the moderators, and yourself.

If you post a thread to the Q&A containing nothing other than a link to a Code-Coach puzzle and your solution to it, the thread will immediately be removed by the moderators and a warning will be issued to you for the first offense. Actions like this sabotage other users' learning experiences. Please refrain from ruining your fellow SoloLearners' experience.

In conclusion, please remember that "Q&A" stands for "Questions & Answers", meaning that a thread is meant to be shared as a programming/SL-oriented question of which can be answered by the community - resulting in users possibly being educated on the topic(s) covered by the thread's answers whenever it's observed by new/returning users. Please refrain from prompting the community for solutions in an attempt to acquire XP-points. Please refrain from sharing the solutions on the Q&A (unless it provides examples that aid in answering someone's question).

Most importantly, remember to enjoy the experience and take advantage of every opportunity to learn something new each and every day.

Thanks for reading, and have a nice day!

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