debug in Japanese

debug in Japanese is デバッグ — debug means to find and remove the faults in a computer program or system that stop it behaving as intended.

デバッグ

verb

Pronounced: debaggu

(computer science) To search for and eliminate malfunctioning elements or errors in something, especially a computer program or machinery.

What does "debug" mean?

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."
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."
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."

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 Japanese?

"debug" in Japanese is デバッグ. debug means: To find and remove the faults in a computer program or system that stop it behaving as intended.

How do you pronounce デバッグ?

"debug" in Japanese is デバッグ, pronounced "debaggu".

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 Japanese, "debug" is デバッグ.

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