Frequently Asked Questions

If you come across a question that I do not have listed, go to one of the Solution Map pages and submit the Missing a Question form at the bottom of the page.  If you find multiple questions missing, please send an email to [email protected] with the Questions, their Question Numbers, and What language they are in, and I will add them as quickly as possible.

From time to time the language in the questions gets modified slightly.  This means the solution will change slightly as well. When you come across this kind of situation email the question, question number, and language the solution should be in to [email protected]

Currently, I have solutions for:

• C++
• Classic ASP
• HTML
• Java
• Javascript
• PHP
• SQL
• Visual Basic.

This small fee helps cover my hosting and maintenance costs. Your contribution allows me to able to expand the solution database, which will not only help others in your current situation but will help you as your career progresses.

No, this is a recurring monthly fee, but you can cancel without any hassles at any time.

It is very easy to cancel, whenever you are done via the my account page (https://matthew.maennche.com/account/).

It is very easy to cancel your account when you deem neccessary.  After logging into your account using the Account link in the footer, click Cancel directly under your subscription package name.That’s it! No long drawn out phone call or explanations needed.

Yes, this is a monthly subscription that can be canceled at any time.

Many people use this site and for many different reasons.

As a result, people need access to the content for different lengths of time.

Your membership also allows you the ability to submit questions that are not currently in the archives. When those questions are submitted I log those solutions for you. Nearly 100 new questions are submitted each month.

Think of it this way, you are a part of a group of people buying me 1 cup of coffee a month in exchange for code. That is exactly the profession you  are either in or headed for 🙂

Some web browser cache pages you have visited so that you can return to them as quickly as possible. So if you have visited a question before you signed up and then revisit the page after signing up there is a chance the browser will show you the cached version.

To fix this issue, clear your browser's cache or log in to the site with a different web browser.

If you are still experiencing difficulty, then please submit a contact form with specific information about your situation.

i.e.:

Browser,

URL to the solution you are trying to view

approximately 1,000 users are on the site at any given time, so chances are your issue is temporary and something easily resolvable.

To Clear Local Cache in Most Browsers:

PC: Ctrl + F5

Mac: command+shift+R