Description

Your mind is organized to make sense out of poor quality, poorly perceived, and poorly organized input. This hurts you badly during debugging, because you tend to read code in such a way that you see what it should say, rather than what it actually says. Because the compiler has not even an approximation to a human mind, it processes code strictly according to what it actually says, and so (of course) what the program actually does is dictated by what the code actually says, not what it should say. The event focuses on the skill of coding out the bugs present in the given code.