How Many Errors Do You Get?
- None (Lucky!)
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- It’s Over 9000!
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Ok, comment on how many you usually get in a day or so. Oke’y Do’ke now has a great day relit.
It varies depending on what I’m doing and whether I’m coding. If I’m doing web-based stuff (especially JS) the error count will be high whereas my Python error count is low (except for Flask).
The reason @not-ethan has over 9,000 errors per day is because they’re everybody else’s errors. He has to go through all the flagged posts and bad content on Ask and deal with it.
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That is pretty good and I’m sure that’s the truth for 
The only correct answer is tons. Part of the coding job
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0: bugs → features. If you can’t see how it’s a feature: errors are intended behaviour for job security, fun and learning development 
While messing with CSS I do get unintended behaviour and then just go ahead with it because it happens to look cool
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I’m too dumb to figure out how to use the debugger. So I just change one word at a time hoping something works. And put a lot of print statements.
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forget the debugger, read the error and use the code numbers to find the error first
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If you are changing a random thing you are not trying to understand the error,
I am not criticising you, but trying I help you to get better. Fixing errors randomly eventually will only frustrate.
I legit get over 900000 errors in a few seconds with one of my programs 
Sometimes I fail to understand my own code and I start doing random things.
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It is possible to get 9000 errors a day, with setInterval().