debugging and profiling

Debugging refers to the process of identifying and resolving errors or defects within a software program, making it function correctly. It involves using various tools and techniques to locate and fix issues, like debugging tools, log analysis, and code inspection. Profiling, on the other hand, involves analyzing and measuring a software program's performance, to identify bottlenecks or areas that can be optimized. It helps in understanding the memory usage, CPU utilization, execution time, and other performance-related aspects of the code, allowing developers to enhance the program's efficiency.

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