On every lab I work on one issue at a time - be it instantiating the object or determining what it was equal to. I solve one test at a time and once i get a test running I push on. On some ocassions an old error might pop up just and I would go back to readjust my code.
Like life, code is what you make of it. Like life, coding gets frustrating when things aren’t going your way. The smallest mistake or negligance can cause everything to come crashing down. However when there is frustration there is jubilance. when you can figure out what is causing the error and you finally progress to the next step in life there is a sense of satisfaction - even more so when you finally complete a project/lab.
My coding journey started in college, with a required C++ course. Although throughly interesting, my path to graduation was set. I put the coding course behind me and I graduated with a BS in Business Management & Finance. As I began to start working full time, my enthusiasm for the roll gradually decreases over time. I always assumed it was just the current role I was in.