Programs rarely ever work perfectly on their first run. It's either not robust, crashes, never exits a loop, or the output isn't right for some reason. 
How do you guys feel and deal with the general situation, and what do you do once you fix everything?

For me, personally, I spend hard time on testing each individual outputs, rereading my code, drawing outlines for tracing, etc. Often times my mistake is literally a single line error, and when it is, I take an extra 30 minutes to insult myself for how stupid I am while laughing at myself while considering death for all the hardship I put in for a less than 5 second fix. That most recently happened to me while trying to develop a maze generating algorithm. And I'm annoyed again because all along my thought process was screwed up, so I have to rewrite most of it for the 5th time now.  :sad:
But that's just me. 

So as said, tell me your stories of crying and wish for death.  :kek:

    Eh, I was working on new betting mode I was trying to get PHP and JS to play together nice and Tenshi comes like: "Hey, did you check for that bug" and Im like "Wtf no" . Then I find 50 bugs in JS and Im still trying to fix it  :sad:

      I've had it before where something I made up, it wouldn't work correctly as I wanted and I literally spent 4 hours reading through all the code and unable to find anything..

      I then find that I'd missed a line of code that took all of 10 seconds to type.

      :tehe:

        Eli Ayase;4620 wrote:

        Often times my mistake is literally a single line error, and when it is, I take an extra 30 minutes to insult myself for how stupid I am while laughing at myself while considering death for all the hardship I put in for a less than 5 second fix.

        My life ever since I met @Aiba

          Tenshi;4734 wrote:
          Eli Ayase;4620 wrote:

          Often times my mistake is literally a single line error, and when it is, I take an extra 30 minutes to insult myself for how stupid I am while laughing at myself while considering death for all the hardship I put in for a less than 5 second fix.

          My life ever since I met @Aiba

          RIP my dude. It's hard to escape such things  :sad:

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