Structuring results and discussion in research papers

Hey everyone, I'm halfway through my first year in college and I've just barely survived my first research paper. Man, didn't know structuring the 'Results' and 'Discussion' sections could be such herculean task! TBH (to be honest), I was skeptical at first... You see, had all my data neatly compiled and figured this would be the easy part. But little did know that presenting it in logical, engaging way that ties back to my thesis. Well, it's like trying to herd cats! At one point, my room was covered in post-it notes as shuffled around ideas to make them flow.

But However, here’s another hiccup deadlines! Just when you think you're floating comfortably downstream, waterfall approaches! Are there any research paper services out there known for their punctuality? Anyone managed to submit work on the eleventh hour with their help? And how do you guys usually structure your 'Results' and 'Discussion' sections? Do you prefer separate or combined section?

Thanks for letting me get that research frustration off my chest!

Oh, structuring results and discussion, the classic academic puzzle .

As a Computer Engineering major, I feel like I'm in a coding labyrinth trying to organize my thoughts logically .

Personally, I find starting with clear results and then weaving them into a meaningful discussion works best for me. Anyone else feel like they're playing Tetris with their research paper sections? How do you all tackle this challenge? Let's swap some brainwaves!

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