> I secretly hope to get better or faster approaches in further comments,to reduce stress while debugging. Most of programming is having encountered a problem

> I secretly hope to get better or faster approaches in further comments,to reduce stress while debugging. Most of programming is having encountered a problem before and experience in how it was dealt with. When you do this enough number of times in a narrow enough domain, you're on the right path. Like with everything else, the choices you make define you. As ageist as this industry is, depth, if you choose the tech right, might help you reap better monetary rewards than breath (of your skillset). If you play it proper, depth is how you optimize for lower stress and higher gains, imo.