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WHY PROGRAMS FAIL: A Guide to Systematic Debugging
"Today every computer program written is also debugged, but debugging
is not a widely studied or taught skill. Few books, beyond this one,
present a systematic approach to finding and fixing programming
errors."
Learn more about the book, its author, or its contents. News2012-09-03: I now offer a free Udacity Online Course on Debugging, which neatly complements the book and vice versa. Enjoy!2009-12-02: The second edition is out, and the site has been updated. 2006-12-30: A Google preview of the book is now available, containing excerpts of all chapters. 2006-12-03: Arnoud Buzing writes in StickyMinds: "With Why Programs Fail, Andreas Zeller has written a most wonderful text on the topic of systematic debugging...This is a classic book that I will place on a shelf near my desk as a reference." 2006-10-23: All code examples of the book can now be downloaded as a single archive. 2006-08-24: John Lam of Dr. Dobbs writes: "This is a practical book where you find excellent discussions, everything from tracking defects to debugging. If you want to write better software, read this book." 2006-03-17: Why Programs Fail has won a Software Development Jolt Productivity Award! This is a great honor, and I am deeply grateful to the judges and organizers for this result. My editor, Tim Cox, has been able to attend the ceremony and accept the award.
2005-12-24: Greg Wilson of Dr. Dobbs reviews Why Programs Fail: "This well-written, copiously-illustrated book is, in many ways, a status report from the front lines...instead of high-level handwaving, we get a detailed look at what particular tools do, how, and (most importantly) why."
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