what is the command being asked in comments.php

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<?php endif; // Check for comment navigation. ?>


<?php if ( ! comments_open() ) : ?>

<p class="no-comments"><?php _e( 'Comments are closed.', 'twentyfourteen' ); ?></p>

<?php endif; ?>

<?php endif; // have_comments() ?>
<?php comment_form(); ?>
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  • Profile picture of the author emptee
    Mate.. no offence...

    But from the looks of the constant questions you're asking, you don't appear to be doing any of your own research.

    At all.

    I suggest you go and study a step-by-step guide on programming.. it doesn't really matter what language, but I'd suggest something with good debug support (C#, Java, VB.. whatever).

    After you learn the basics, you won't need to ask 99.9% of the questions you're asking. It will save you time, it'll save us time, and you'll be far more knowledgeable and skilled as a programmer..

    Sound like a reasonable idea?

    Cheers,
    Michael
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    • Profile picture of the author TAHERSYED34
      Originally Posted by emptee View Post

      Mate.. no offence...

      But from the looks of the constant questions you're asking, you don't appear to be doing any of your own research.

      At all.

      I suggest you go and study a step-by-step guide on programming.. it doesn't really matter what language, but I'd suggest something with good debug support (C#, Java, VB.. whatever).

      After you learn the basics, you won't need to ask 99.9% of the questions you're asking. It will save you time, it'll save us time, and you'll be far more knowledgeable and skilled as a programmer..

      Sound like a reasonable idea?

      Cheers,
      Michael

      Yeah thats some good suggestions but its so much easier asking on here......
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      • Profile picture of the author David Beroff
        Originally Posted by TAHERSYED34 View Post

        Yeah thats some good suggestions but its so much easier asking on here......
        No profession, including software development, lets you use "easy" and "proficient" in the same sentence, Taher. You've got several talented people here, all trying to answer your numerous questions, but in order to take full advantage of the help, you really need to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty. That involves reading, that involves learning, that involves doing. You have to start with some small project, write software, try things out, make mistakes, and learn by doing. It's pretty much a guarantee that you will never get anywhere just by skimming a few lines of code.
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