The Trials of the Programmer
And it came to pass, after the programmer had written his first lines of code, that darkness fell upon his work. And the program, which was meant to run, failed. Errors multiplied, and cryptic messages arose, saying: "Error: Segmentation Fault" and "Undefined Reference."
And the programmer, seeing this, was troubled in his spirit. He cried out, "Why do these errors afflict me? Have I transgressed some law of the language?" But he found no answer, and frustration consumed his heart.
Then came an inner voice, like a soothing whisper, saying: "Seek and you shall find, ask and it shall be given to you." And the programmer turned to the archives of the ancients, to the writings where wisdom was preserved, and he read diligently, and he found fragments of truth.
And it was said: "The path of the programmer is strewn with obstacles, but each challenge is a stone upon which wisdom is built." So the programmer rose and corrected his code, line by line, with patience and perseverance.
And he learned that errors are not a curse, but a trial meant to strengthen him. For it is in the fire of failures that the spirit of the programmer is tempered, like steel in the forge.
Thus, the programmer became humble before the code, and he embraced this law: "Errors instruct me, and perseverance guides me."
And at the end of that day, he executed his program, and he saw that it was good.