just-in-time (jit) debugging
Just-in-time (JIT) debugging refers to the process of debugging a software application or program at the moment it encounters an error or exception. This method allows developers to investigate and resolve issues in real-time, by interrupting the normal execution of the program and providing detailed information about the source of the error. This enables developers to quickly identify and fix bugs, enhancing the overall performance and reliability of the software.
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