Chapter 5. Debugging
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Introduction
Debugging is the act of locating bugs in software. Generally this is done by developers as bugs are worked out of their software. Debugging can take many forms. Beginning programmers often use output as a rudimentary form of debugging. This output can be printf statements in the case of C.
The most popular story on the use of debugging involves actual bugs. The origin of the use of “bug” to refer to a programming mistake is attributed to Admiral Grace Murray ...
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