Debug
Debugging, debugging, or modification refers to a testing process that detects the accuracy or logical error of a computer program. Also known as debugging, modification. In general, there are methods for debugging, such as checking on a test, using a machine, and testing with real data. A debugger is a tool that helps debug. The debugger typically breaks the program by specifying a breakpoint in the desired code, looks at the values stored in memory, resumes execution, or runs the code step by step. Advanced debuggers also support features such as memory collision detection, memory leak detection, and multithreaded management.