CHAPTER 20
Debugging
“I still remember my early days of Z80 assembly language programming: a couple of times, just to get a reaction, I bragged that I could write bug free code the first time. Just write, assemble, link and voila, a perfectly working program! I was scoffed at and justifiably so—truthfully, in over 30 years of experience, I’ve never achieved that and probably never will.”
Will Arthur, reflecting while writing this chapter
It is possible that somebody somewhere has written a significant program that ran without bugs the first time, but if so, it’s in the noise, statistically speaking. Because the process of programming seems to ...
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