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When How should I reply when I answer some question on stackoverflowStack Exchange sites, people thank me and say it helped?

In order to be polite and answer in a social way I have had some hesitation to choose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad I could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that I could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that I could help.

If you have better phrases, please add, andsince it's fun to learn more.

When I answer some question on stackoverflow sites people thank me and say it helped

In order to be polite and answer in a social way I have had some hesitation to choose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad I could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that I could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that I could help.

If you have better phrases, please add, and it's fun to learn more.

How should I reply when I answer some question on Stack Exchange sites, people thank me and say it helped?

In order to be polite and answer in a social way I have had some hesitation to choose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad I could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that I could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that I could help.

If you have better phrases, please add, since it's fun to learn more.

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When I answer some question on stackoverflow sites people thanksthank me and tellsay it helped

In order to be polite and answer in thea social way I have had some hesitation to chosechoose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad iI could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that iI could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that iI could help.

DoIf you have better phrasephrases, please add, and it's fun to learn more.

When I answer some question on stackoverflow sites people thanks me and tell it helped

In order to be polite and answer in the social way I have had some hesitation to chose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad i could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that i could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that i could help.

Do you have better phrase please add and it's fun to learn more.

When I answer some question on stackoverflow sites people thank me and say it helped

In order to be polite and answer in a social way I have had some hesitation to choose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad I could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that I could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that I could help.

If you have better phrases, please add, and it's fun to learn more.

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When I answer some question on stackoverflow sites people thanks me and tell it helped

In order to be polite and answer in the social way I have had some hesitation to chose which phrase I should use.

  1. You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
  2. You are welcome. I'm glad i could contribute.
  3. You are welcome. I'm glad that i could help.
  4. No problem. I'm happy that i could help.

Do you have better phrase please add and it's fun to learn more.