Debugging is an integral part of any software development process. It's a systematic hunt for bugs and mistakes that may be hidden in the intricate lines of your code. Much like a hunter and its prey, it requires a precise method and a set of specific tools. Let's delve deeper into the fascinating process of isolating assumptions to effectively debug your code.
Before I proceed with this week's post, if you have friends who are learning to code… I published a new book for Java beginners with no prior knowledge (for learning programming from scratch). Each chapter also has an accompanying video, and I think there’s no book quite like it for beginners. I would appreciate spreading the word on this.