Chapter 4: Catching the Bugs

Catching the bugs is the most exciting part of the job. It's where you get to find all the mistakes that make you wonder how anyone could be so careless.

Debugging Tips

Here's a list of common bugs to watch out for:

• The classic ' Variable Not Defined' bug. You know, the one where you forget to declare a variable and it just... disappears.
• The 'Syntax Error' bug. Where your code is so convoluted, even you can't understand it.
• The 'Division by Zero' bug. Where you try to divide by zero and it just... doesn't work.

For more debugging tips, check out our next chapter: The Bug Squad.

Debugging in Practice

Let's put our newfound knowledge to the test with an example. Here's a simple program that's just begging to be debugged:

x = 5
y = 5
z = x + y
print(z)

Can you spot the bug? Debugging Practice

Debugging Tools

We're not just talking about any old debugger here. We're talking about the most advanced debugging tools in the business. Like the Debugging Tools.