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OK, welcome back.
Before we go further, I just wanted to shed some light on how you can get help for your issues in this
courts whenever you see any kind of issues or errors.
The first thing what you can do is simply copy and paste the error into Google.
This is actually the recommended way of troubleshooting, because if I help you to solve the issue,
then you probably get only one solution.
On the other hand, if you research to fix the issue, then there is a high chance that you may get
multiple solutions for a single problem, which is a good thing, right?
If in case you couldn't fix the problem, then just go ahead to the next step.
That is a search for the solution in a given section of discourse because you are getting the issue.
That means there must be someone like you who got the similar issue already and you may get the solution
there.
If not, we have a step.
Three, two, step three, push a new question.
I usually respond to the questions as soon as possible.
And I have already answered almost all the questions in the cabinet so far and will continue to do that.
But the maximum time I can respond to you is two days and the minimum is just 30 minutes.
And as an add on, we also have a step further.
And in the step forward, if none of these steps were helpful to solve the problem, then I would initiate
a remote desktop support for you where I will personally connect to your computer screen sharing software
and fix the problem for you.
So that's how you can get the help and focus on learning and finishing this course.
And one more last important thing, guys.
Udemy may ask you to provide a rating for this cause, which is too early because we have not yet to
stack the course.
Right.
So in that case, you can simply click on skip button or if you're excited about this scores, please
give it a five stars.
But again, please don't give two stars, our three stars at this stage and think that you will edit
it later because sometimes you may forget to edit it and then that three stars will remain forever.
So that's all I wanted to let you know, guys, and I'll see you in the next one.
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