5
Errors
We will now learn more about errors in general, what they are, the types of errors we can encounter, the error messages we can get while solving problems, and how to debug our problems. Error analysis is an ongoing part of programming, and we sometimes spend more time finding and fixing errors than creating our initial code. It is extremely important to get comfortable with errors and debugging, because the perfect code, especially on a first try, doesn’t exist.
In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:
- Understanding errors
- Learning to identify logical errors
- Errors and debugging
Technical requirements
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