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[Ray5567]

Dude if you can't help don't bother, you don't know anything and you're being unfair so instead of accusing people just be nice or leave no one is forcing you to reply to my post.   

[Ray5567]

Another unfair person wow! are you here to help or just argue with people ? Don't bother if you can't help leave it to someone nicer than you.

[GerdW]

Hi Ray,

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@Ray5567 wrote:

Dude if you can't…

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Whom are you replying to? I don't see any "Dude" in this thread so far…

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@Ray5567 wrote:

Don't bother if you can't help leave it to someone nicer than you.

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Where are you stuck? How does your VI look like?

Are there any errors in your VI? Do you have specific questions (apart from quoting the questions you got from your teacher)?

[billko]

The steps actually are quite detailed and explain exactly how to accomplish the tasks:

First, the task itself is summarized; then, the task is broken down into very detailed steps on how to achieve it.  What part are you stuck on?  Creating a VI?

Put away your fragile juvenile ego and become open to learning.  You always learn more when you listen more than you speak.

[Mark_Yedinak]

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@Ray5567 wrote:

Another unfair person wow! are you here to help or just argue with people ? Don't bother if you can't help leave it to someone nicer than you.

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I have been professionally developing LabVIEW applications longer than you have been alive. I make a very good living doing this and am very well respected within the LabVIEW community. I CAN help and am more than willing to when asked politely, when someone has shown that they have put in some effort to learn and work through things on their own and who are not insulting. This site is supported by the LabVIEW community and most here are professionals using LabVIEW on a daily basis. Show some respect for those who are here.

[Ray5567]

Dude my instructor dos not explain anything I had to do everything my own, do not be unfair you don't know anything about me if you can't help i understand so if you can't just don't accuse me and ruin my post some people might want to help. And I do not know how to do q 3 at all ! what's the issue if you just describe the steps and how I should solve them. That's you being helpful i did not ask to send the solutions. Read my post carefully.  

[Ray5567]

Good for you man! no need to show off! enjoy your life and be nice and never accuse people you don't know anything about ! And be careful do not be unfair person! 

[GerdW]

Hi Ray,

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@Ray5567 wrote:

my instructor dos not explain anything I had to do everything my own, … And I do not know how to do q 3 at all ! what's the issue if you just describe the steps and how I should solve them. … Read my post carefully.  

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As you "had to do everything on your own" you should finally post the VI you created so far…

(Btw what's wrong with those beginner tutorials offered by NI?)

Now lets read your post:

3. Create a VI that takes a 2D array of numbers and returns a 1D array that contains the average of each of the rows. Make a control for the 2D array input by placing an empty array on the front panel and placing a Numeric Control inside (see Section 2.1).

Add a dimension to the array (since the default is a 1D array) and then populate a few rows and columns of the array with numbers in order to test your code.

Make an indicator on the front panel consisting of a 1D array that will show the results of the averaging (place a Numeric Indicator inside another empty array).

You can use a “for” loop in your block diagram to perform calculations on the rows of the array one at a time: when a 2D array enters such a loop through an auto-indexing tunnel (see Section 2.1.2), each iteration of the loop will use one row of the array (and the number of iterations will be the number of rows).

Which of these steps is a problem to you? Which of these steps, explained very detailed, are you stuck?

Again: instead of just quoting your task description you should ask specific questions on specific problems with your code.

Until now you have not done that…

[RavensFan]

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@Ray5567 wrote:

Dude my instructor dos not explain anything I had to do everything my own, do not be unfair you don't know anything about me if you can't help i understand so if you can't just don't accuse me and ruin my post some people might want to help. And I do not know how to do q 3 at all ! what's the issue if you just describe the steps and how I should solve them. That's you being helpful i did not ask to send the solutions. Read my post carefully.  

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If your teacher isn't explaining, the perhaps you need to ask him/her some questions to fill in the what what he/she isn't telling you.  Have you talked to other student's in the class?  Perhaps they are having the same problems with the teacher not teaching.  I know I've had teachers like that in the past.  Perhaps working with some of your colleagues you can figure out the steps together.

[Ray5567]

Bro just be reasonable , it's clear to you because you're an expert! I JUST STARTED ONE WEEK AGO ! I don't know which command I should use like how can I 

 Create a VI that takes a 2D array of numbers and returns a 1D array that contains the average of each of the rows. Make a control for the 2D array input by placing an empty array on the front panel and placing a Numeric Control inside?