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Heuristic programming involves straightforward, conditional coding: for example, if one sees a stop sign, then stop. However, the real world often introduces complexities that are difficult to code. From recognizing various placements and discrepancies of stop signs to navigating unpredictable objects (like trash cans blown over by wind), traditional code reaches its breaking point. This led developers to realize that such heuristics would not pave the way for genuine self-driving solutions.