👉 Broken computing refers to the phenomenon where a system or software component fails to function correctly, often due to errors in its design, implementation, or operation. This can manifest as crashes, hangs, incorrect outputs, or other malfunctions that prevent the system from performing its intended tasks reliably. The root causes of broken computing can be diverse, including bugs in code, mismatches between expected and actual system behavior, resource limitations (such as memory or CPU overload), or even external factors like hardware failures. Debugging broken computing involves systematically identifying and resolving these issues to restore the system's functionality and ensure it operates as intended.
