The role of debugging within software engineering environments
Monika Müllerburg
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Monika Müllerburg
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Programming environments (PEs) support a single programmer developing small- to medium-scale programs, whereas software development support systems and software engineering environments (SE2s) support whole project teams, developing Large-scale software. There is no reason to believe that one and only one support system may exist. The usefulness of one or the other depends on the particular situation of software development.
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Programming environments (PEs) support a single programmer developing small- to medium-scale programs, whereas software development support systems and software engineering environments (SE2s) support whole project teams, developing Large-scale software. There is no reason to believe that one and only one support system may exist. The usefulness of one or the other depends on the particular situation of software development.
Key concepts: Debugging, Computer science, Software engineering, Software development, Programmer, Software construction, Social software engineering, Software system