I agree with your point. In my experience, code happens to you more often than not because when you run something, most of the code that's running was not writt

I agree with your point. In my experience, code happens to you more often than not because when you run something, most of the code that's running was not written by you. There could be a whole another article titled "Code Happens to You" about debugging other people's code, including dependencies and sometimes even the compiler.