A Debugging Methodology: THEM This is a self study book that you will want at your debugging station and when designing and coding to reference often.. Self tests conclude each chapter. It provides a real world perspective throughout and contexts for debugging that ass
| TITLE | : | A Debugging Methodology: THEM |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.72 (226 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0972238247 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Hardcover |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 208 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2002-11-11 |
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This book teaches both the fundamentals of debugging and how to be a fast, efficient debugger of software. It is universal, applies to any programming language or computer. It provides a real world perspective throughout and contexts for debugging that assist one to fit into the software development business. A Debugging Methodology: THEM presents techniques within a methodology framework that were honed on the job (even guidelines for commenting code for maintainability). The examples are extensive and based upon real life experiences (19 real world examples). Self tests conclude each chapter. The writing style is concise and as from a mentor. This is a self study book that you will want at your debugging station and when designing and coding to reference often.
EDITORIAL :
I wish more technical textbooks I look at provided such good detailed examples. -- William J. Liederbach, Computer Science Instructor, Nov. 2002
REVIEW :
Cox has written a book that is chock full of extensive research to prove his main point that if you eat meat (the more the deadlier) you are walking a tightrope to a short(er) life full of danger and risk. At her grandmother's grave, Beth's parents remained calm, yet sad. He's fortunate enough to have a bevy of loyal pals along for this harrowing ride, including a boyfriend (Rich uses the pseudonym "Brandon" in the book) who is described more than once with the well-earned moniker of "saint." You'll scream as Rich betrays this boyfriend numerous times, then feel the depths of pity as he describes his horrific attempt at suicide. As it is about artistically intricately woven riddles, intrigue and angst, it is also a powerful love story. Certainly not as good as I know Ms Williams can do because I have read a ton of her work.
Anyways, this book felt different to me, but yet the same.
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