In the previous chapter, you looked at debugging architecture patterns, answering the most important question of where, when, and how we debug and what we debug.
In this chapter, I introduce the most common debugging design patterns (Figure 9-1) in real-life case studies involving elementary diagnostics patterns, analysis, and debugging architecture. These patterns are Mutation, Replacement, Isolation, and Try-Catch. The selection of pattern names is based on the author's ...