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Computers have made humans superstitious: To exorcise the demons in our computers we perform the sacred ritual of turning them off and then on. Supposedly this will fix any mysterious problem. However, computers are not magic. If your code isn’t working, there is a reason and only careful, critical thinking will solve it. Refuse the temptation to blindly try solutions until something seems to work; often you have merely masked the problem rather than solved it.
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Computers have made humans superstitious: To exorcise the demons in our computers we perform the sacred ritual of turning them off and then on.
Supposedly this will fix any mysterious problem. However, computers are not magic. If your code isn’t working, there is a reason and only careful, critical thinking will solve it.
Refuse the temptation to blindly try solutions until something seems to work; often you have merely masked the problem rather than solved it.