Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy when your program does not work?
Select one:
- a. Make random changes to code that you do not unders tand until it accidentally works.
- b. Add debugging statements to output information ab out the state of your program while it runs.
- c. Check each error message generated by the compiler or IDE.
- d. Use a debugger to pause your program while it is running so you can check its state.
- e. Read through your code and figure out what it does step by step.
The correct answer is: Make random changes to code that you do not understand until it accidentally works.
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