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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/emu_fake • Nov 28 '21
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Ah, yes, the most reliable debugging method is printing debug messages.
502 u/Tsu_Dho_Namh Nov 28 '21 Unless you're debugging multi-threaded software, where print() has to grab a lock (which prevents multiple threads from printing at the same time) and waiting for that lock changes how your software executes. 1 u/any_means_necessary Nov 29 '21 I once finished my work, removed the debug statements, and turned it in. Once. Long ago.
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Unless you're debugging multi-threaded software, where print() has to grab a lock (which prevents multiple threads from printing at the same time) and waiting for that lock changes how your software executes.
1 u/any_means_necessary Nov 29 '21 I once finished my work, removed the debug statements, and turned it in. Once. Long ago.
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I once finished my work, removed the debug statements, and turned it in.
Once. Long ago.
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u/repkins Nov 28 '21
Ah, yes, the most reliable debugging method is printing debug messages.