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> In some cases, the question becomes literally to do it myself for them and I said yes, then. The answer here is either a "No." or a "Let's share screens and
by paulcole 3y ago
> In some cases, the question becomes literally to do it myself for them and I said yes, then.
The answer here is either a "No." or a "Let's share screens and I'll talk you through it this time."
- NicoJuicy 3y agoYeah. I tried that and it's a bit of a disappointing walkthrough when you have to say: your parameters/arguments changed, because it's a new method that you created. Have a look at intellisense suggestion to fill in the correct arguments. And they don't know what intellisense means ( DotNet development in visual studio. Guy with 18 years "experience" )