If you need to consult someone else for help, you'll want to be prepared to explain the problem and what you've done to try to solve it. The more information you can provide the easier it will be for someone unfamiliar with your code or process to help you.

WHAT YOU ARE TRYING TO SOLVE:

• Write a detailed explanation of the feature or user story you're working on. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE BUG/ERROR:
• A detailed description of the problem, the bug, and/or the error.
• This means: the full steps to reproduce, a link to the file on GitHub, and the line number of where the relevant code is. The error(s) returned, copy and pasted/typed out/screenshot, not paraphrased.
• If there is other code in a different file that is also essential to the functioning of the code that currently works, point us to that and explain the relationship.

• List everything you've done to solve the bug on your own in detail. List all resources you've looked up and tried to implement and provide links. Provide code if you have it...

• After going through all this what is your questions specifically, more specifically than how can I make this work?