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    Debugging is the process of identifying and fixing software defects, while testing verifies correct functionality. Debugging examines code and error messages to locate problems, and testing executes the software with various inputs. The debug menu provides developers specialized tools for debugging and testing, including logging, modifying variables, and simulating scenarios. It allows identifying and fixing bugs, as well as optimizing performance. Care is needed when using the debug menu to avoid unintended consequences.

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    Debugging is the process of identifying and fixing software defects, while testing verifies correct functionality. Debugging examines code and error messages to locate problems, and testing executes the software with various inputs. The debug menu provides developers specialized tools for debugging and testing, including logging, modifying variables, and simulating scenarios. It allows identifying and fixing bugs, as well as optimizing performance. Care is needed when using the debug menu to avoid unintended consequences.

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    ITPE2 – PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE 2

    ACTIVITY

    Name of Student: Miranda, Denise May E. Activity Title: Activity 3.1


    Year and Section: BSIT 2 – ST. ANTHONY Date Submitted: 10/26/23

    QUESTIONS
    Activity 3.1!
    Answer the following.
    a. Explain what is debugging and testing. (150 words)
    b. Give a brief summary of debug menu. (200 words)

    ANSWERS

    a. Explain what is debugging and testing. (150 words)


    Debugging is the process of identifying and fixing errors or defects in software code. It involves finding and
    resolving issues that cause the software to behave unexpectedly, crash, or produce incorrect results.
    Debugging is done by carefully examining the code, analyzing error messages, and using tools to trace the
    flow of execution and locate the source of the problem. By fixing these issues, the software can function
    correctly and meet the desired requirements.

    Testing, on the other hand, is the process of evaluating the software's functionality, performance, and
    usability. It involves executing the software with various inputs and test cases to verify if it behaves as
    expected. Testing helps identify bugs, validate the software against specifications, and ensure that it meets
    user expectations. It includes techniques such as unit testing, integration testing, and system testing. The goal
    of testing is to uncover any issues or weaknesses in the software and ensure its quality and reliability before
    it is released to users.

    b. Give a brief summary of debug menu. (200 words)


    - The debug menu is a feature commonly found in software applications and systems that provides
    developers and advanced users with access to specialized tools and functionalities for debugging and testing
    purposes. It is typically hidden or disabled by default and requires specific steps to access.

    - Once accessed, the debug menu offers a range of options and features designed to aid in the identification
    and resolution of software issues. These may include logging capabilities, the ability to enable or disable
    specific features or modules, modifying variables, simulating different scenarios, and accessing detailed
    system information.

    - The debug menu is primarily used during the software development process to closely monitor and control
    the application's behavior. It allows developers to track down and fix bugs, test different functionalities and
    configurations, and gather valuable data for analysis and optimization.

    - It is important to exercise caution when using the debug menu, as making incorrect changes or
    modifications can have unintended consequences, such as system instability or unintended behavior. In
    summary, the debug menu is a powerful tool that provides specialized features and options for debugging
    and testing software. It assists developers in identifying and resolving software issues, optimizing
    performance, and ensuring a high-quality, reliable end product.

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