Sometimes I look at my code and think:
"This really shouldn’t work… but it does, so I’m not touching it."

You know the drill:

– You add a fix.
– Something else breaks.
– You patch that.
– Now something completely unrelated is on fire.
– But hey, the feature works… kinda.

That’s the 99% hope part.
The 1% logic? That’s the one clean function you copied from Stack Overflow and slightly renamed.

Honestly, coding feels like casting spells sometimes.
You don’t always know why it works — you’re just happy it does.

But here’s the truth: the more you code, the more your “hope” turns into “habit.”
Better structure, clearer naming, more thinking before typing.

Until then…
May your bugs be shallow and your console.log be helpful.