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Debugging ranges in complexity from fixing simple errors to performing lengthy and tiresome tasks of data collection, analysis, and scheduling updates.
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What is it called when several bugs cancel each other out?
It might well be called a kludge, if it happens to be one. (But "compensating" seems like the best word in general.) And here is a real world example--although I admit I'm making it up--but you deci …
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