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| 19 | + <h3 style="display: block; color: aliceblue;align-self: center; background-color: rgb(53, 0, 0); border-radius: 10px; text-align: center; width: 40vw;">Bugs Unleashed: The Hilarious Adventures of Coding Chaos</h3> |
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| 21 | + If you are reading this blog, well it's my first blog and I'm glad |
| 22 | + you're here! <br /> |
| 23 | + We all have experienced bugs in our life - I mean programming bugs. |
| 24 | + (The other ones are nice except for a few). These programming bugs |
| 25 | + are hell deadly coz they not only affect a li'l bit of program which |
| 26 | + you've written but also you're mental health - well we go into |
| 27 | + various head-scratching moment where we pray to god(if you're an |
| 28 | + atheist.... well look for yourselves). What is a bug in programming |
| 29 | + - well bugs are like elusive clowns, hiding in the shadows and |
| 30 | + popping up when you least expect them, ready to give you a good |
| 31 | + laugh (or cry) as you desperately try to catch them. These range |
| 32 | + from a simple typo in your code where you wrote max as a variable |
| 33 | + and wondering why the heck the function is not working to the |
| 34 | + programmers most formidable enemy - 'The segmentation fault' . If |
| 35 | + you encounter this in C ... RIP my friend. <br /> |
| 36 | + But on the brighter side- we have various debugging tools like gdb - |
| 37 | + GNU Debugger and Valgrind (the grind part is true *_*) which are the |
| 38 | + saviours - if and only if you know how to use them. But its the best |
| 39 | + part is when you find the bug and your program starts working (as it |
| 40 | + should) , the level of dopamine release is exhilarating and you |
| 41 | + imagine yourself as the king of world but soon do you realize |
| 42 | + there's another bug and you enter the state of grief. See here you |
| 43 | + need a coffee break - now you have your coffee - you come back and |
| 44 | + this process of finding bugs continue untill the software gets |
| 45 | + outdated and a newer version is released, but damn this also |
| 46 | + contains bugs - so it's a never ending cycle of bug finding and |
| 47 | + fixing! |
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