debug in Greek
debug in Greek is αποσφαλματώνω — debug means to find and remove the faults in a computer program or system that stop it behaving as intended.
debug in Greek
αποσφαλματώνω
Pronounced: aposfalmatono
(computer science) To search for and eliminate malfunctioning elements or errors in something, especially a computer program or machinery.
What does "debug" mean?
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verb To find and remove the faults in a computer program or system that stop it behaving as intended.
"I spent the whole afternoon trying to debug the checkout page after customers reported blank receipts."
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verb To search a room, building or device for hidden listening equipment and remove it.
"Security swept and debugged the meeting room before the negotiations began."
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adjective Of a mode, build or output: producing extra detail about what a program is doing internally, so that faults can be traced.
"Turn on debug logging and send me whatever the console prints."
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debug in a sentence
- I spent the whole afternoon trying to debug the checkout page after customers reported blank receipts.
- He added print statements everywhere to debug the sorting routine.
- Security swept and debugged the meeting room before the negotiations began.
- Turn on debug logging and send me whatever the console prints.
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What is "debug" in Greek?
"debug" in Greek is αποσφαλματώνω. debug means: To find and remove the faults in a computer program or system that stop it behaving as intended.
How do you pronounce αποσφαλματώνω?
"debug" in Greek is αποσφαλματώνω, pronounced "aposfalmatono".
How do you use "debug" in a sentence?
Example: "I spent the whole afternoon trying to debug the checkout page after customers reported blank receipts." In Greek, "debug" is αποσφαλματώνω.
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