Question

multiple choice 1 point consider the following question, that is asked verbally in class: \im working on debugging a compile error in part three of todays lab. help.\ does this question meet the six criteria for being a productive question? no, the question reflects poor etiquette yes no, the asker does not say what they are trying to do no, the asker needs to say how the problem arises, but did not

Explanation:

A productive technical question needs to clearly state the issue context, what action was taken, and how the problem manifests. The given question only mentions a compile error in a lab part but provides no details on the steps taken, the error itself, or what the user was attempting to do. It fails to meet the criteria for a productive question because it lacks key details about the user's task and the problem's specifics.

Answer:

no, the asker needs to say how the problem arises, but did not