Debugging is the process of identifying and resolving issues, errors, or bugs in a program's code.
Developers use various tools, techniques, and methodologies to debug software, aiming to locate and fix issues that cause unexpected behavior, crashes, or incorrect functionality. This process involves analyzing code, examining variables, tracing program execution, and using debugging tools like breakpoints, logs, and debuggers to pinpoint and rectify the root cause of the problem. The goal of debugging is to ensure that the software functions as intended and operates without errors or unexpected behavior.
