What do you do if logical reasoning fails to identify and resolve bugs in game development?
Bugs are inevitable in game development, but they can be frustrating and time-consuming to fix. Logical reasoning is a powerful tool to identify and resolve bugs, but sometimes it fails to work. Maybe the bug is too complex, too subtle, or too random to pinpoint. Maybe the logic is flawed, incomplete, or contradictory. Maybe the bug is not even in your code, but in the engine, the hardware, or the user input. What do you do then? In this article, you will learn some alternative strategies to deal with bugs when logical reasoning fails.