Hit 100 lines of code that actually worked on the first try

I was following a basic Python tutorial for a number guessing game, and for the first time, I didn't have to debug anything. It just ran. That felt like a real turning point after weeks of small errors. Has anyone else had a moment where things just clicked like that?

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eva46819d ago

That "turning point" feeling is a trap. You'll hit a wall on the next project and be back to constant debugging.

rosebarnes19d agoTop Commenter

Ugh, that's a bleak take, @eva468. So you're saying the cycle never really ends, it just resets with each new codebase? What specific kind of wall do you usually hit that sends you right back to square one?

taylor_miller1012d ago

My buddy had that same feeling when his first web page loaded without a single CSS error, lol. He was riding that high for a week. Then he tried to add a database and it was back to error messages for days. The wins are real, but they're just breaks between new problems.

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