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Every coin has two sides ! Yup there's two sides of Deepawali as well, the festival of lights, in which brightness wins over the dark. First Let's look at the bright side, because Why not ? So as most of us know, We get a lot of holidays, We clean our houses, and almost every other thing we own, from vehicles of desktops and tablets. We praise the god, do our prayers, take bath (yes some people may bath more than once on this occasion! Just kidding). We put on new nice clothes, thanks to the great shopping discounts, both on online and nearby stores. This is also the time to buy expensive things, as they will be available at an exceptionally low rate. This is'n't all, we light up our homes, shops, offices, schools and colleges with candles, or in most modern cases, with electronic lights.  We get to eat sweets ! And for Ambiverts like me, it is a great opportunity to meet up with a lot of people, talk have fun play around, sing and dance. Catch up with old frie...

I've learnt a few things today, ONE : we all are broken hearts, and it's not that we're not hurting, we still are, but we've learnt to hide the pain away, or to forget about it completely. and TWO : that it's not necessary that we live that way. True we all have our problems and hard times. but just forgetting about it or letting it hurt you isn't going to help, instead we should accept it and say or write it out once. Believe me it gives a feeling of salvation, satisfaction and did you know when you explain a problem to someone step by step and how and what exactly is bothering you, most of the times you yourself will be able to find out the solution. Now I know you'll say What nonsense is this ? how is telling someone about it or writing it going to help us accept it ? Here I'll refer to a debugging technique about which I learnt today, it's called " The Rubber Duck debugging " It's a very simple method for a debugger to find a ...