Can anyone explain how a programmer feels when his code works at the first try?

Answer 1

<^> it's over_excitement for a newbie,
but a weird and surprised feeling for a seasoned programmer <^>

Answer 2

Amazed?

Answer 3

That's even worse than failing!! We all know that making a perfect code at the first attempt is impossible so there has to be some kind of advanced, tricky-alien bug which is invisible till you show the code to someone else!

Answer 4

Well, as an electrician, it is similar to programming. When a complicated, important piece of circuitry work the first time, the tension is taken from your shoulders, and you just kind of sit there thinking about what it took to get to where you are. I was recently working on a control circuit for a light display. It was composed of hundreds of wires and took weeks to make. When I was done, and found out it worked, first try, I was amazed. I just sat there staring at the wall of wires that made up the project. I just asked myself "how the heck did I get this right?"

Answer 5

Surreal.

Answer 6

did that really happen

Answer 7

Surprised

Answer 8

Never happened

Answer 9

When a programmer's code runs, he says WHY?? And when his code don't run, he is again going to say why?

Answer 10

I think that feeling cannot be explained,,

Answer 11

It feels like hitting a wide ball for a six 😂

Answer 12

it will be........ somethings definitely wrong

Answer 13

When my code runs in first attempt. I check all scenario's. As developer I like to chase with error.

Answer 14

the odds of getting things wrong and getting something right is due sometimes I feel lucky then I work out what I did