
The Three Stages of Debugging
Debugging isn’t just a skill—it’s an emotional rollercoaster. Let’s break it down:
Stage 1: ...
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Yup
We're like
My code works, I have no idea why 😅
It doesn't work, don't know why 🤔🤨
Haha, exactly! 😂
I’m not a pro coder like you...
I'm not some pro coder.
Just a simple person 😅
Haha, same here! Just enjoying the journey. Keep coding! 😄💻
Semi-colon and Block letters 😂
The semicolon is like a ninja—silent but deadly when missing. 😂
Lolz... Sure, bro. They are really important, even when you think they’re not.
Just yesterday i got to know my backend app has shutdown for a whole day i didn't knew but glad i have log files. Relatable
Totally relatable! Logs are lifesavers in situations like this. At least you’ve got a trail to track what went wrong! 🚀
that's how it always starts. That's how it started for me. Without knowing what the stack overflow says and couldn't make sense of it. But once you went on the path to figure out what is what , you will know them all one day. One day, you will feel satisfied and want to share to the world about your discovery.
I think once I had a typo in the name of a variable used... as it happens... there was another variable defined by that same (and wrong) name... So, the code was perfectly compilable... It just didn't work :)
P.S. I like how I said there was another variable... - like it was added by somebody else, not me ;) But anyway, it sort of proves that it's alright-ish to make the same mistake an even number of times :)
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