👉 Fadging, in the context of mathematics and computer science, refers to a technique used by software developers to test the stability or performance of their code. It involves using various debugging techniques such as stepping through the program's execution flow, inspecting variable values at runtime, and measuring memory usage and other system metrics. Fadging is often used in conjunction with unit testing, where developers can easily isolate and debug specific parts of a program without having to manually test every function or method.
