# Is there a way to see the list of solved questions?

I like to read how questions are solved and learn the method, so it would be nice to see the list of solved questions. Is there a way to do this?

Edit:

I assume the downvote came from my lack of research effort, so I am going to enumerate websites that could have helped to answer my question.

Though I have to admit that I did almost no research before asking other than googling "stack overflow solved questions" which was unsuccessful.

Nevertheless, the accepted answer below provided a very helpful insight which I could not find through this search.

1. How do I search: I should have seen this first.
2. How to find answered questions on Stackoverflow?
• By solved do you mean post with an accepted answer? You can use "isaccepted:yes". – Arctic Char Mar 29 at 2:59
• @ArcticChar Ah yes, I meant that. Thank you! If you don't mind, you can turn it to an answer so that I can accept. – Kaira Mar 29 at 3:47
• I was going to mention that there are also solved questions, with no accepted answers (after checking the filter to sort questions), but it's seems that the filter doesn't work as expected. I was expecting all questions with not accepted answer(s), but it returned both: questions with not accepted answer(s) and questions with no answers. And it seems like a bug because there's another specific option to sort questions by "no answer". – Verónica Rmz. Mar 29 at 15:27
• Accepted answers are not necessarily better than not accepted answers, Kaira. Popularity, rep, popular vote, exposure, determines what is accepted, but not so much does it reflect the best answer orcorrectness of an answer, and many times all answers are correct, and many times askers fail to accept an answer. So if you want to see only checkmarked answers, your have no reason to believe they are the best answes – amWhy Mar 29 at 18:13
• ...and for questions with no accept vote, your blocking yourself completely from seeing excellent solutions to many problems. – amWhy Mar 29 at 18:16

The search tools on MSE offer a large range of options which can serve to filter search results. Per the comments above, you can use the search flag isaccepted:yes, but this is going to narrow your results only to those questions which have accepted answers. There are two major pitfalls with this approach:

2. Many askers never accept an answer. There are innumerable excellent answers on this site which have never been accepted (again, for who knows what reason). If you focus on questions with accepted answers, you are going to miss out on these answers.

Instead, I would suggest that you focus on questions with answers. For example, add answers:m..n (where $$m$$ and $$n$$ are either integers or blank) to a query in order to find posts with between $$m$$ and $$n$$ answers (inclusive, e.g. answers:2.. returns questions with $$2$$ or more answers). Or you can add score:5 to locate posts with a net score of $$5$$ or more (highly upvoted questions are more likely to have good answers). The search flag is:answer can also help you to focus on answers.