"In short, debugging is an important part of determining why an operating system, application, or program is behaving abnormally. When I debug, there are many things that I take into account during this process. For larger lines of code, I conduct unit testing and pair programming, which helps me identify bugs at an earlier stage. I also use the stand-alone debugger tool to identify bugs further. I've always been conscious of my work and only want to produce top-quality work. To further understand where bugs may reside, I also look at the module to see if the problem avails itself. If not, I set up a 'breakpoint' and run a program to see it run its course. After performing debugging and testing, I do come across errors that I address and correct immediately. Some examples are Syntax errors, Runtime errors, Logic errors, Semantic errors, etc. Does this mirror the process you use here at Microsoft?"
