👉 Debugging engineering is a systematic approach to identifying, diagnosing, and resolving issues in software systems. It involves a combination of proactive measures like code reviews, unit testing, and continuous integration to catch bugs early in the development cycle. When issues arise, engineers employ structured debugging techniques such as reproducing the problem, isolating variables, and using diagnostic tools to trace errors back to their source. This process often includes collaboration among team members, leveraging knowledge sharing and documentation to ensure solutions are effective and maintainable. Debugging engineering emphasizes not just fixing the immediate problem but also preventing future occurrences through improved design, architecture, and testing strategies.
