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Interactive debuggers are tools that allow you to selectively observe the program state during an execution. In this chapter, you ... So far, we have assumed that failures would be discovered and fixed by a single programmer during development. But what if the ... Every time a bug is fixed, developers leave a trace – in the _version database_ when they commit the fix, or in the _bug ... In this chapter, we introduce _statistical debugging_ – the idea that specific events during execution could be _statistically ... So far, we have discussed how to track failures and how to locate defects in code. Let us now discuss how to _repair_ defects ... "Yesterday, my program worked. Today, it does not. Why?" In

The question of "Where does this value come from?" is fundamental for In the chapter on assertions, we have seen how important it is to check whether the result is as expected. In this chapter, we ...

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The Debugging Book: Introduction to Debugging
The Debugging Book: How Debuggers Work
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The Debugging Book - Where the Bugs are
The Debugging Book - Statistical Debugging
The Debugging Book - Debugging Performance Issues
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The Debugging Book • Andreas Zeller & Clare Sudbery • GOTO 2025

The Debugging Book • Andreas Zeller & Clare Sudbery • GOTO 2025

This interview was recorded for the GOTO

The Debugging Book: Introduction to Debugging

The Debugging Book: Introduction to Debugging

In this

The Debugging Book: How Debuggers Work

The Debugging Book: How Debuggers Work

Interactive debuggers are tools that allow you to selectively observe the program state during an execution. In this chapter, you ...

The Debugging Book - Reducing Failure-Inducing Inputs

The Debugging Book - Reducing Failure-Inducing Inputs

A standard problem in

The Debugging Book - Tracking Bugs

The Debugging Book - Tracking Bugs

So far, we have assumed that failures would be discovered and fixed by a single programmer during development. But what if the ...

The Debugging Book - Where the Bugs are

The Debugging Book - Where the Bugs are

Every time a bug is fixed, developers leave a trace – in the _version database_ when they commit the fix, or in the _bug ...

The Debugging Book - Statistical Debugging

The Debugging Book - Statistical Debugging

In this chapter, we introduce _statistical debugging_ – the idea that specific events during execution could be _statistically ...

The Debugging Book - Debugging Performance Issues

The Debugging Book - Debugging Performance Issues

Most chapters of this

The Debugging Book (and Automated Debugging Lecture #9) - Repairing Code Automatically

The Debugging Book (and Automated Debugging Lecture #9) - Repairing Code Automatically

So far, we have discussed how to track failures and how to locate defects in code. Let us now discuss how to _repair_ defects ...

The Debugging Book - Isolating Failure-Inducing Changes

The Debugging Book - Isolating Failure-Inducing Changes

"Yesterday, my program worked. Today, it does not. Why?" In

The Debugging Book • Andreas Zeller & Clare Sudbery

The Debugging Book • Andreas Zeller & Clare Sudbery

This interview was recorded for the GOTO

The Debugging Book - Tracking Origins

The Debugging Book - Tracking Origins

The question of "Where does this value come from?" is fundamental for

The Debugging Book - Mining Function Specifications

The Debugging Book - Mining Function Specifications

In the chapter on assertions, we have seen how important it is to check whether the result is as expected. In this chapter, we ...