Maybe you aren't a native English speaker but "walk me through" is an idiom in the English language it is not a literal phrase.
The OP's comment was quite terse and so I asked if they wouldn't mind elaborating.
As you can see someone else replied with a more concrete example, which is all I was asking.
Your response displays a shocking level of immaturity that appears to have been triggered by your own total and complete misunderstanding.
Maybe you aren't a native English speaker but "walk me through" is an idiom in the English language it is not a literal phrase.
The OP's comment was quite terse and so I asked if they wouldn't mind elaborating.
As you can see someone else replied with a more concrete example, which is all I was asking.
Your response displays a shocking level of immaturity that appears to have been triggered by your own total and complete misunderstanding.