You have to solve the problem first
I have a piece of actionable advice for all the devs out there.
If you have to write a block of code, that should solve a particular problem, do write the simplest, dumbest, most trivial version of that code.
With hardcoded values, nested ifs, a lot of copy-pasting, with everything that you've heard is a "bad practice".
Start with a beginner's mind. Start simple. Eliminate all the burden of thinking about how this piece of code should fit in the grand scheme of your project. Or how a senior dev (like you are, I'm sure) should write beautiful, extensible, and flexible code.
Forget all that bullshit and focus on being useful for your company/team/yourself.
Just solve that problem.
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