Keyboard time with coding is maybe 5 to 10% of the time spent as a programmer.

Much of the time is spent researching, designing, analyzing, debugging and testing.

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That ten 10% goes like this though right?:

forgot to mention, 1% of the time is spent snickering and cackling at something found to be funny in the codebase, or the realizing of how a dumb bug came to be. if you ever see a programmer laughing at lines of code on a screen and you ask whats so funny, you may want to be prepared to lose half an hour of your life while they excitedly try to explain it to you

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My personal record is in the order of 12 hours of bug hunting, where the fix turned out to be to delete a single character.