Article Writing

Sorry tatnto but I made a lot of noise for nothing. In the new Package dialog box I was selecting the entire name of the project while just clicking on the left arrowhead produced the following result:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GAL0PiGxbq8-IKITUFEgU-Rs0XGHaZ-2/view?usp=sharing And then I made the following steps:1)https://drive.google.com/file/d/197H4xquWyCuCbSg6nH9mahZ7wKMlq-5P/view?usp=sharing 2)https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pNBWhYmLS1zkFemrZklJ-zEL-NeWTl7Z/view?usp=sharing But there is one more important thing to say : Then to get it to work I had to download Python 3.12 from Microsoft Store and then go to Eclipse->Windows->Preferences->PyDev->Interpreter->Python and then remove the old Python.exe with the new by clicking new->first in PATH and paste the path to Python 3.12 downloaded with Microsoft Store. And then everything worked. The program ran correctly

Well this depends on how long your article is and how much text you have to write. A lot of useful info you will find in the Submission Guidelines[^] Some important steps from my point of view: - prepare your code (clean and format it) - check your code for 3rd party sources which I always list in credits/references - make a plan about the possible contents of the article and how many chapters it should have - make some pictures (which can say more than thousand words) - start writing chapter after chapter - use the preview feature and check the output for errors, typos and formatting issues - upload your code and include it to the article - add the most important code parts to the related chapters - preview and check it again - loop until all chapters are ready If the source code of your project is already finished, then I would say for an article which takes 8 or 10 minutes to read, the "producing of the article" may take between 2 and 4 days in total.

You should download the article template and create it offline.

Thanks very much for asking. These aren't quite the kind of articles we're looking for at CodeProject. Tempting though, you're a great author ... The issue would be that less good authors would look at the style of article, and think it was OK to post their own. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject