Warning: Found out the classic "99 bugs in the code" song is real math, not just a joke
I was reading a beginner Python guide on Real Python last Tuesday and it said a programmer fixes one bug only to create 1.7 new ones on average, which explains why my little to-do app went from 3 errors to 11 in one afternoon, so how do you all stop the bug whack-a-mole when you're just starting out?