Rubber duck debugging is an informal way of debugging code. The method involves a programmer, while trying to find bugs in code (code inspection), keeping a rubber duck or another inanimate object nearby. Line by line, the programmer explains to the duck or other object what each segment of code is supposed to do. During this review, bugs in the application should become apparent. The method is a version of the thinking-aloud method, a procedure recognized as an effective way to speed up problem solving.
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Sunday post: Safe Mode differently…
“Safe mode” in spacecraft…
Sunday post: IBM AP-101
The space shuttle used five AP-101 computers as “general-purpose computers” (GPCs). Four operate in sync, for redundancy, while the fifth is a backup running software written independently.
C++ and handling array operations
Worth reading:
Array Programming Made Easier with C, C++ Extensions | Go Parallel.