👉 An "ogles" in the context of computer science and programming languages refers to a specific set of rules and techniques used for debugging and testing software. It is often abbreviated as O, which stands for "out-of-the-box." The goal of debugging is to find bugs or errors in code that are not covered by the developer's understanding of the system, such as memory leaks or security vulnerabilities. This process can be time-consuming but can also help identify problems early on and prevent them from becoming major
