Wanna clear your doubts? | Sites that every student must know | Useful sites for all | By TeamAmaze

Introduction:

Hey guys! How have you been? we have created a list of sites that might be helpful in clearing your doubts regarding studies, fitness, books, etc. All of them are absolutely adaptive, personalized, and backed up by a network of human help for better solutions (every time you open up them). We hope you are pretty familiar with some sites whereas some sites are totally new for you.

Let’s have a look on them :

1. StackOverflow

StackOverFlow is a flagship site of the Stack Exchange Network (launched by Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky in 2008), covering questions and answer on a variety of topics related to computer programming.

This site allows you to ask and answer questions. And you can also vote questions and answers up or down, and edit them, if you become a member (with active participation).

Moreover, you can earn “badges” and reputation points, through the “up”  vote received on your questions and answers (10 reputation points for each “up”). These points would further help you to earn badges, which can be used to unlock new abilities including the one that changes others' posts.

Here's the path to StackOverflow

2. Quora

Quora is an international Q/A website that came into existence in June 2009. It hosts you many amazing features other than questioning or answering, which includes edition and follows of questions by Internet users (as opinions or factually). Everyone is free to ask their doubts here.

In addition to that, users can also give suggestions to edit the answers submitted by others and the questions. Well, according to some latest reports it was found that in 2019, about 300 million people visited Quora in only a single month.

Here's the path to Quora

3. Reddit

Reddit is one of the integrated websites which provides you a wide range of content on news, science, movies, video games, music, books, fitness, food, etc. through links, images, and other means (only by registered members). Their posts are organized into “subreddits” (user-created boards) according to their relevant subjects.

This site also provides its members the ability to vote up or down on posts, and if any post-receive sufficient “up” votes, it would appear on top of their respective subreddit or even on the front page of Reddit.

Here's the path to Reddit

4. Chegg

Chegg is an American education company, that is made to ease your problems through online tutoring, book renting (both physical and digital), and other helpful services. Plus, it has also gained more than 3 million subscribers on its site.

Through the use of various tools and support, it helps students to change their way of understanding things and reconnecting the link between learning and earning, which are vital in the long run. Not to mention that, students find Chegg as a method to save both time and money, and also as a better investment in their educational sector.

Here's the path to Chegg

5. wikiHow

First things first, wikiHow and Wikipedia are way too different sites. We can say that Wikihow is a Wikipedia of “how-to” queries or articles.WikiHow is the world's biggest "how-to" site and there are about 80,000 different pieces written by thousands of people as it is an open-source platform (everyone is free to write and share).

Wikihow’s main goal is to become the most helpful “how-to” website so that people don’t have to go anywhere else in search of the answers. Plus, its content ranges from hobbies to entertainment, arts to relationships, sports to computers and tech, etc.

Here's the path to wikiHow

Conclusion:

Look each site has a different role to play and has a different content, there might be a chance you won’t find the desired answers. That’s why its always better to check on other sites too. But we hope you will get answers to your all question from these sites we mentioned in our blog.

We hope you like our blog and if you wanna get more information on the different exciting topics and let us know about your suggestions and queries (if any) in the comments. Alright then, we are officially done here.




















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