Chapter 13. Troubleshooting and Recovering from Problems
Troubleshooting Strategies: Determining the Source of a Problem
</objective> <objective></objective> <objective></objective> <objective></objective> </feature>A long time ago, somebody proved mathematically that it was impossible to make any reasonably complex software program problem-free. As the number of variables increase, as the interactions of subroutines and objects become more complex, and as the underlying logic of a program grows beyond the ability of a single person to grasp all at once, errors inevitably creep into the code. Given Windows ...
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