Debugging is the process of finding and fixing errors or bugs in the source code of
any software. When software does not work as expected, computer programmers study
the code to determine why any errors occurred. They use debugging tools to run the
software in a controlled environment, check the code step by step, and analyze and
fix the issue.
Debugging is the process of identifying, analyzing, and fixing errors, bugs, or
defects in a computer program. The term "bug" originated in the early days of
computing when an actual insect (a moth) caused a malfunction in a mechanical
computer. Since then, debugging has become a fundamental aspect of software
development. The primary goal of debugging is to ensure that a program behaves as
intended and produces the correct output.