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WWWE Logo Step-By-Step Execution

Step-by-step execution is chiefly used to debug programs. For example, a software developer may run a step-by-step execution of the program in an attempt to locate a bug in a program. The code would then run line by line, giving the programmer a chance to evaluate each line and isolate the problem.

URLs:

Debugging Khoros 2.0 Routines
Has an example of a step-by-step execution

W3E References:

bugs

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