October 2024
Beginner to intermediate
698 pages
16h 7m
English
If you’ve ever written a beautiful looking script, only to be disappointed when it doesn’t work properly, don’t feel alone. This happens to all of us, and even happened to me a few times when I was creating scripts for this book. (I know, shocking, right?)
The debugging process should begin the moment that you begin to design your code. Put careful thought into the design, test each portion as you write it, and—for goodness’ sake—use a text editor with color-coded syntax highlighting. (That color highlighting will prevent you from making a multitude of typographical errors.)
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