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Stacy Chambers
1,179 PointsUnderstanding Challenges
Is anyone else having a hard time figuring out what they are asking us to do during challenges?
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Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,859 PointsHi Stacy,
I think ... sometimes, but the Community is always here to help. If you click the "Get Help"
button right from the challenge window, it will link the challenge directly in the post. You can then just simply ask the Community for another way to explain, or to clarify, what the challenge is asking for. I've seen posts like that in the Community before, and someone is always there to offer some assistance. Often, all it takes is just someone else to explain it a bit different for it to make much more sense.
Keep Coding! :)