Question

10 multiple choice 1 point consider the following question, that is asked verbally in class: \im working on testing part 3 of todays lab. im getting a logic error. the 700 test case should output 0 but instead it outputs -1.\ does this question meet the six criteria for being a productive question? no, the asker needs to say how the problem arises, but did not no, the question reflects poor etiquette no, the asker does not say what they are trying to do yes

Explanation:

A productive technical question should explain the context of the problem clearly, including details like what code/program is being used, what input triggers the error, and what the expected vs actual behavior is. The given statement only mentions a logic error with a test case but does not explain how the error occurs (e.g., what input leads to the wrong output, what the code is supposed to do, or steps taken so far).

Answer:

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