Why Most Programmers Hate Debugging(With Solutions)

Within the tech industry, such as if your a software developer, data scientist, or a web developer. Your bound to encounter an assortment of problems. Reason being having high problem solving skills is critical and is expected of you to have. So that doesn't mean googling your problem and that's the end of it. Its a process that guide you and help you understand the problem at hand.

Debugging always sounds overwhelming. Especially in a program with thousands of lines of code its only a matter of time before you encounter a bug. Most developers and programmers hate debugging simply because its time consuming and drains them of their energy in the process. As well it could be that the bug is hard to find and makes it hard to meet deadlines, especially if the design of the code is not adequate. The solution to debugging is simple. Design code that is easy to read and understand so that the next person that sees it, can start where you left off.

def multiply(a,b):
     
answer = a * b 

return answer 

#COMMENT BELOW ERROR        

Quick History on Debugging

It all started when Admiral Grace Hopper was developing Mark III, the predecessor to Mark II, while she encountered a problem. After she ran some tests, she has decided to look inside and have found an actual moth a bug. In which the term “debugging” was born. As well she actually removed the bug.

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