Comment on You should write "without bugs"parentComments−atq21191yThink correctly even if it may seem inconvenient, and thinking correctly becomes an ingrained habit. And then, a lot fewer bugs.That's the analogy to the author's story about their exam.(I'm pretty sure the "no bugs" part is just hyperbole to make a point.)
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Think correctly even if it may seem inconvenient, and thinking correctly becomes an ingrained habit. And then, a lot fewer bugs.
That's the analogy to the author's story about their exam.
(I'm pretty sure the "no bugs" part is just hyperbole to make a point.)