Programming teaches you how to live.

For example, Let's talk about the greatest method of solving any almost any problem (in my opinion) is "Divide and conquer", I guess I have told (https://t.me/nice_blog/1596) about this one several times. If you do something measurable mistake, you life will collapse. But do not panic, live your life, don't stop. It's like forgetting one semicolon on your code, this will collapse your entire program, you have to find that problem and fix it, instead of lying and thinking without any action. The key isn’t writing perfect code. The key is being ready to fix, learn, and improve — again and again. If you are doing everything right as much as you could, but still the result is not like you expected? just sleep. It's like restarting computer when it's overloaded or "cached" something incorrectly)) So whether it’s in your terminal or your timeline — keep building. The next version is always better. Upgrade yourself