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Before getting on a ladder double-check that the feet are placed firmly and (for extension ladders) the angle is not too steep.
Generally the rungs of an extension ladder have a flat spot where you step, that flat spot should be level.
3 points of contact is a pretty simple rule to follow when climbing.