“At this point in the cycle, you might feel that simply getting your program to compile without errors and running it without crashing your computer means you are done. However, you are not. You must verify that what you think your program was supposed to do is what it actually did do. Did your program solve the problem it was intended to? Is the result correct?” - Jeff Szuhay, Learn C Programming

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I do relish a little too much when I get something to compile. I think this is a great statement especially for me.

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