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"Bug vs. Error: What's the Difference?"


Hey everyone! Ever wondered what the difference is between a bug and an error in programming? You're not alone! In today's quick explainer video, we'll break down these two common terms and clarify their meanings.

🐛 Bug:
A bug is a flaw or unintended behavior in a software program. It's like a mistake in the code that causes the program to behave unexpectedly or not as intended. Bugs can range from minor glitches to major issues that can crash an entire system.

⚠️ Error:
An error, on the other hand, is a mistake made by a programmer that results in a program not working as it should. Errors are typically caused by human oversight or misunderstanding of the programming language or requirements. Unlike bugs, errors are not always present in the code but can occur during the development process.

🤔 So, What's the Difference?
While both bugs and errors can lead to software issues, the key difference lies in their origins. Bugs are flaws in the code itself, while errors are mistakes made by programmers. Understanding this distinction can help developers diagnose and fix issues more effectively.

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