Why is it important to manually trace your code instead of just compiling and executing it on the computer?

The compiler can tell you exactly what is wrong with your code so you don't need to spend too much time understanding it$.$

Tracing your code helps you understand the behavior of your code so you can debug it more easily in case of issues.

Tracing your code helps you focus on the logic of your code instead of worrying about other types of errors when you compile and run it $($e$.$g$.,$ syntax errors, command$-$line

errors$).$

Manually tracing code is a waste of time so you should just compile and run it$.$