After 4 hours of staring at the same line of code, you have finally managed to write a semicolon correctly. Congratulations!
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After 2 hours of debugging, you have finally found the error in your code. It was just a missing semicolon. You feel accomplished!
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After 10 hours of coding, you have finally managed to write a whole program. It does exactly what you wanted it to do. But it's not like it matters.
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After 100 hours of coding, you have finally managed to write a whole program prophets of doom. It does exactly what you wanted it to do. But it's not like it matters. You're still alone in your apartment, eating Cheetos and wondering if anyone will ever love you.
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After 1000 hours of coding, you have finally managed to write a whole program. It does exactly what you wanted it to do. And it's not like it matters. You've already forgotten what you were doing.
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Coding is a never-ending cycle of despair, but it's also a never-ending cycle of triumph. You're not sure what to do, but you'll just have to code some more.
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