to locate, diagnose and correct errors Return
The process of finding and fixing bugs (errors) in a computer program.
remove the bugs (errors) within a program
With software, to detect, locate, and correct logical or syntactical errors in a computer program. With hardware, to detect, locate, and correct a malfunction or to fix an inoperable system. The term troubleshoot is more commonly used in hardware contexts – especially if the problem is suspected to be a major one.
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Eliminate errors from hardware or software.
The process by which one examines and removes errors from software and hardware. See BUG
locate and remove errors in a program or computer.
To submit a newly designed process, mechanism or computer program to simulated or actual operating conditions to detect and eliminate errors and inefficiencies.
To eliminate bugs in a program or system. (See also bug.)
An attempt to determine the cause of the symptoms of malfunctions detected by testing or by frenzied user complaints.
Checking the logic of a program to isolate and eliminate the mistakes from a computer program or other software. Synonym: troubleshoot.
The process of checking the logic of a computer program to isolate and remove mistakes from the program or other software.
locate and correct errors in a computer program code; "debug this program"
Computer slang for finding and correcting equipment defects or malfunctions in the program.
to remove dead insects and accompanying food particles from [a keyboard
The process of locating and removing bugs from code.
To isolate and remove malfunctions from a device, or mistakes from a computer routine or program.
To detect, locate, and correct problems in a program or malfunctions in software. ( Troubleshoot in a hardware context.)
A term used to describe the process to locate and correct errors or defects within a program.
To find and correct coding errors.
The process of locating and correcting errors in computer programs; also referred to as troubleshooting.
detect and remove syntax errors (not logic errors) from computer program code.
to find and correct any errors in a computer program
1. To find and correct defects or errors. 2. To find and remove electronic listening devices from a room.
The process of detecting and correcting errors.
The act of eradicating all programming errors within a piece of software before it is ready for use. The term has its origin in the early days of computing, when computers were the size of moving vans and lapses in functionality could often be traced to actual insects getting stuck inside of their internal workings. I'm not kidding.
This is a slang term for fixing problems in computer hardware or software. If you don't "get" these bugs, they can "eat" or destroy your hard drive or your programs.
To find and correct mistakes in a program.
To search for and eliminate malfunctioning elements or errors in the software.
To detect, locate and remove mistakes from a program or malfunctions from a computer.
The process of removing from a newly designed or manufactured system the components or design issues that have caused the system to not perform as desired. (Removing mistakes from the software or hardware of a computer system.)
The process of testing a program in order to find mistakes and eliminating them, before the program is made available to users.
This is the act of diagnosing, fixing or removing bugs from a computer programs.
to identify, diagnose, and correct errors in program logic.
to trace and correct errors in programming, code or hardware malfunctions in a computer system.
the act of removing errors, logical mistakes, or flow of control problems in a program.
A mode of program execution in which the debugger stops to print the current goal only at predicates that have spypoints set on them (see leap).
vb. To detect, locate, and correct logical or syntactical errors in a program or malfunctions in hardware. In hardware contexts, the term troubleshoot is the term more often used, especially when the problem is a major one.
To find and correct equipment defects or program malfunctions.
to locate and remove errors from a computer program.
The process of detecting, locating, and removing mistakes or malfunctions from newly developed software or hardware components of a computer.
To find and remove errors (bugs) from a program or design.
To find the fault in a computer program. Only necessary when new programs are generated, not when programming musically. A debugger is a program within a program that automatically searches for illegal program entries and reveals them to the user.
Call an exterminator :) No, not really -- to debug something means to correct a problem within computer hardware or software.
programming: The process of fixing errors in programming, removing the bugs. Developers spend a large amount of time and resources testing their products (some more than others!). Special programs called debuggers are employed to track down gross errors, and people called beta-testers put the software through its paces.
DEBUG is a DOS / MS-DOS / Windows command. A computer programming tool for interactively examining memory contents (in binary, hex, or assembler), making changes, and selective execution. COM EXE and other files can be loaded into memory or saved from memory.