When you’ve been coding for some time, you’ll eventually run into problems in your code or bugs in your program. Even the most experienced programmers encounter bugs. Bugs are annoying because you don’t understand why they’re happening, which can be frustrating.

This is probably the most frustrating part of coding.

However, when you debug your code, you actually get a sense of accomplishment. You start to feel better and more confident about your code and the robustness of your program. Debugging, in some ways, can be a therapeutic process.

Bugs are chaotic, unexpected, unintentional, and often seem random. But there is a way to approach them that is intentional, methodical, and systematic!

In this video:
✅ 3 common bug categories
✅ Strategies on how to address them
✅ 2 most common ways to debug

Thank you for watching, and happy coding! 💻🧡
-Henrik