PLEASE I need help and feedbacks on why my article never gets a pass

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   Richard Honourposted 22 months ago

   Hi,please I'm still in boot camp but this article gets rejected and I'm still trying to figure out why. Please any help or advice will be welcome
   https://hubpages.com/hub/5-c-programs-t … rs?hubview

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      Miebakagh57posted 22 months agoin reply to this

      I got a page 404 response.  Why d' you deleted the article?

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   PaulGoodman67posted 22 months ago

   For starters, your About section says that you're a psychologist who helps people with relationship problems. This article is about C++ programming.

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   AliciaCposted 22 months ago

   Sorry, Richard, but I see major problems with your article. Where is the code? You need to include the code and a brief summary of what each line does. Your title is "5 C++ Programs to Learn for Beginners." How can people learn how to create the programs if you don't help them? A message to readers at the end of your article isn't good enough. In addition, not all sites in this network have the ability to accept comments, so instructing people to leave one could be ineffective.
   
   As Paul says, your "About" section is another problem. You need to include your experience and/or qualifications with respect to writing computer code. The fact that this is missing and the lack of code in the article is going to make some readers suspect that you don't actually know C++. You need to convince them that this suspicion is wrong.

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      Richard Honourposted 22 months agoin reply to this

      Thanks a lot ,would you advice I focus on coding as I learned a few languages myself, or maybe I should keep publishing relationship tips and advice ?

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         AliciaCposted 22 months agoin reply to this

         That's up to you, Richard. All I can say is that if you can't write the code for the programs that you have described without copying the code from a reference source, then I think you should forget about writing about C++. If you can write the code by yourself and the programs work on your computer, that's great.
         
         If you do decide to continue writing about programming, it's very important that you describe your background and training on your profile.

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         Justine Guiaoposted 22 months agoin reply to this

         Hi, the goodness of hubpages is that you can write a variety of topic, there is almosy no limit. If you want to write about relationships and coding, that's fine. However, you should reflect your writings on your about as what Paul mentioned. You can put your qualifications for writing about relationships and your qualifications for the coding. It may confuse readers if what you on your about don't reflect your articles. Again, just like what Alicia mentioned, it's up to you. Good luck!

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   Abby Slutskyposted 22 months ago

   I tried to look at it, but the page was gone. Perhaps, you followed Alicia's advice?

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   bhattucposted 22 months ago

   Whatever topic on which you write please try to give maximum information available as if you are teaching an audience. Go through some published articles and compare what you are missing in yours. This is a common problem in the beginning and soon you will be counting your featured articles. All the best.

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   Miebakagh57posted 22 months ago

   Richard, I'm still seeing a page 404 response.                          Therefore, my williness to muse over and comment on your written-up, is being curtailed.                                 When are you restoreing the story? Much thanks.

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