When learning DOS, it is of course good to have someone teach you, but the most important thing is still to rely on yourself to try things out!
Only by constantly trying will you learn more.
Constantly try, try, try—this is an important method for learning computers.
When asking others questions, first ask yourself whether you have already done your best to try.
After someone answers your question, please try it yourself once. If it still doesn't work, first think for yourself about why, then ask again.
Before asking a question, think about how to describe it so others understand what problem you have run into.
Tell others what you did, and what parts you still don't understand.
Do not develop the habit of depending on others.
Do not develop the habit of casually thanking others.
First read, and go look for related materials yourself. You can also look here for posts others have made; maybe the problem you ran into has already been asked by someone else.
Then try.
Then,
ask again.
Try again.
If you still don't understand, try first, then ask again.
Learning DOS, mastering DOS—you can do it too.
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