Know-How Exchange : Student Questions

Dear Ronny004,

This sounds like a homework question, one that in truth MAY open you up to all kinds of ridicule and sarcasm. I'm not telling you this be a wise ass. I'm telling you this to help you.

In order to carry out research one must always—ALWAYS—be willing to show that one has done some of the work BEHIND that research, which your request for 15 to 20 questions reveals you have not done.

You'll gain more useful feedback and get better overall results
by flipping your question on its head.

This means YOU must come up with 10 - 15 questions, after
which you post another question where you present your questions, explain your reason for asking them, and ask for feedback ON those questions.

True, this may not be what you WANT to hear. But it's what you NEED to hear, and it's as well you hear it from me.

Gary Bloomer
Wilmington, DE, USA

Thanks, your opinion is right I do understand my mistake, just posted this question to check whether someone gives response or not, but I got correct answer as per such questioning.