What’s on the wall? Problem solving highlights so far, Part 2: Errors and Debugging Edition

What’s on the wall? Problem solving highlights so far, Part 2: Errors and Debugging Edition

So it can be so hard to keep going. And I have to be self disciplined all the time. 

But I love it and I am passionate about it and I care so much 

So here we go

In the debugger, you must think:

I think the problem is in X, what is X doing? And again:

I think the problem is in X, what is X doing? 

Once more: 

I think the problem is in X, what is X doing?

A1 paper on the wall covered with loads of problem solving notes

And what else please thank you Susanna sorry

ALWAYS READ THE ERROR: BECAUSE IT IS TRYING TO TELL YOU WHAT TO DO


When debugging, you should look at the response of each thing you are calling and go:
Is this what I expect this thing to return? Does it look correct? And again

Is it what I expect this thing to return? Does it look correct? And remember:

ALWAYS READ THE ERROR

BECAUSE IT IS TRYING TO TELL YOU WHAT TO DO


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