Which one is correct?I hope you can help me with this.
"Do you have enough to go on today if I tell you to pursue using the classes/data contexts out for the day?"

The one above means "you have enough to do if you keep using the classes/data contexts"?
or "you have enough to do if you don't use the classes/data contexts?".

Question

Which one is correct?I hope you can help me with this.
"Do you have enough to go on today if I tell you to pursue using the classes/data contexts out for the day?"

The one above means "you have enough to do if you keep using the classes/data contexts"?
or "you have enough to do if you don't use the classes/data contexts?".

Answer

It means neither. It is a question.

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