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What are you working on, Jow Forums?

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working on getting a job and not being a NEET
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why do all haskelltards post anime
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Should I return at the first error or continue and print all errors?

I have a desktop application that must interact with an embedded linux based peripheral over some kind of communication method and I don't know shit about this. I mean it's not literally what I'm doing right now but it's something I'd like some pointers on.

Reminder to capitalize your sentences, capitalize your I's, spell your words correctly i.e. don't take idiotic shortcuts like "rite", "u", "ur" etc and end your sentences with a full stop unless asking a question.

use printf (always (it is professional debugging)}

>What are you working on, Jow Forums?
A program that clicks inside another program using pyautogui and opencv.
I thought I had it all figured out, I have to confirm the status of some checkboxes, and so I check if it's checked/unchecked as appropriate, and if not toggle it. It worked perfectly for 2 different checkboxes, but the third just doesn't.

Why are computers so stupid

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