How can prolonged exposure to code affect a programmer's ability to identify errors in their script?

Prolonged exposure to code can lead to "code blindness," where a programmer becomes so familiar with their script that they may overlook errors or bugs. To combat this, taking breaks, seeking feedback from peers, and using code review tools can help programmers maintain a fresh perspective and catch errors more effectively.

// Example code snippet implementing code review tools
// Using a code review tool like Phabricator to get feedback from peers
// This helps identify errors that may have been overlooked due to prolonged exposure to code

// Submit code for review
git commit -m "Fixing bug in script"
arc diff

// Review code and provide feedback
// Incorporate feedback and make necessary changes