Detailed Explanation of Java Bug Mode

Author: Eric Allen
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is about the methodology of computer program diagnosis and debugging, describing the debugging process as a perfect embodiment of the scientific method. Debugging is an easily overlooked task. Debugging skills are completely independent of other editing skills, such as program extensibility design and software reuse. ERICALLEN specializes in the theory of debugging, studying its relevance to other stages of the software development cycle. He particularly emphasizes the importance of unit testing in practical debugging processes. The first part of the book lays the theoretical foundation for the entire work. The second part details various types of BUG patterns that frequently occur during the editing process. For each pattern, the book provides a reference list of potential issues and solutions, and offers resources for JAVA developers, including web sites, design tools, and bibliographies.