Debug ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Debug ( verb )

To locate and remove errors or bugs from (a computer program or system).

Origin:

The word "debug" originated from the term "debugging" which was used in the early days of computing to describe the process of removing errors from computer programs.

Examples:

1. I need to debug my code before I can run it.
2. The engineers are debugging the system.
3. I am debugging a new feature.
4. The software was debugged before release.
5. Debugging is an important step in software development.

(As a noun)

Debug ( noun )

To locate and remove errors or bugs from (a computer program or system).

Origin:

The word "debug" originated from the term "debugging" which was used in the early days of computing to describe the process of removing errors from computer programs.

Examples:

1. I need to debug my code before I can run it.
2. The engineers are debugging the system.
3. I am debugging a new feature.
4. The software was debugged before release.
5. Debugging is an important step in software development.