Getting Help
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A) From your friends

   Most likely, you know some people who have taken 6.001.  They can
   be helpful in helping you debug, but be careful that they don't
   solve the problems for you!

B) From the course staff

   1) By email

      We encourage you to email 6001-get-ready@mit.edu with your
      questions, but you will have to be very specific about what code
      you are working on and how it is failing.  We may not get back
      to you immediately.

      You can also email 6001-help@mit.edu, which goes to the 6.001
      lab assistants.  They aren't currently being paid for helping
      people, but a bunch of them are nice enough to answer questions
      anyways.

   2) By IM/zephyr

      If you catch us online, fire away.  There is also a zephyr class
      manned by people who answer 6.001 questions called "6.001"

   3) In lab

      The lab assistants are not staffing lab during IAP, but I'll be
      in lab 3pm-5pm on Friday and Monday.  If you want to call ahead,
      the lab phone number is x3-7976.