Debugger (noun)

A program or tool used to identify and remove errors in software code.

Origin:

The word debugger is a combination of the verb "debug" which means to remove errors from a program and -er which is a noun suffix meaning one who does something. the term was first used in the early days of computers in the 1940s and it refers to a program or tool used to identify and remove errors in software code.

Examples:

1. The developer used the built-in debugger to find and fix the bugs in the code.
2. The team spent hours using the debugger to track down the source of the problem.
3. Before deploying the software, the team ran it through the debugger to ensure it was error-free.
4. The debugger helped the developer to find the logic error in the code.
5. The debugger is a powerful tool that can help programmers to find and fix errors in their code.