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'''Debugging''' is the systematic process of identifying, isolating, analyzing, and fixing errors or malfunctions ({{aka}} [[bugs]]) in a system or design.{{Citation needed}} While all bugs are unique, the process for identifying eliminating them takes on a standard procedure, largely modeled after the [[core principles of engineering]]. It can be described as follows:
'''Debugging''' is the systematic process of identifying, isolating, analyzing, and eliminating or rectifying [[bugs]] in a system. While all bugs are unique, the process for identifying eliminating them takes on a standard procedure, largely modeled after the [[core principles of engineering]]. It can be described as follows:

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Debugging is the systematic process of identifying, isolating, analyzing, and eliminating or rectifying bugs in a system. While all bugs are unique, the process for identifying eliminating them takes on a standard procedure, largely modeled after the core principles of engineering. It can be described as follows: