Debugging is an essential part of the development process. Here are some advanced strategies to help you troubleshoot issues effectively:

1. Log Analysis

  • Use detailed logging to track the flow of your code.
  • Filter logs by severity levels (e.g., ERROR, WARN, DEBUG).
  • Check for patterns or anomalies in the log output.
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2. Breakpoints & Step-through Debugging

  • Set breakpoints in critical sections of your code.
  • Step through execution to identify where things go wrong.
  • Utilize conditional breakpoints for complex logic.
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3. Unit Testing & Integration Testing

  • Write unit tests for individual functions or modules.
  • Perform integration tests to verify system interactions.
  • Use testing frameworks like Jest or PyTest for automation.
    Read more about testing strategies

4. Memory & Performance Profiling

  • Monitor memory usage with tools like Valgrind or Chrome DevTools.
  • Analyze CPU performance to detect bottlenecks.
  • Optimize resource-intensive operations.
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For deeper insights, explore our official documentation on debugging basics. Happy debugging! 🐛