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Audit the last code you wrote/ran for bugs and logic holes, fix them, and rerun
jpratt9/dotfiles · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 62
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Stop. Critically audit the last code you wrote or ran. 1. **Re-read** the code you just wrote/ran — every line 2. **List** every bug, logic hole, edge case, off-by-one error, wrong assumption, or incorrect calculation you find. Be brutal — assume the code is wrong until proven right. Check: - Are loop bounds correct? - Are comparisons/thresholds making the right logical test? - Are array indices correct? Any off-by-one? - Are math operations correct (division, rounding, etc.)? - Are edge cases handled (empty input, single element, zero values)? - Are return values / output formats correct? - Does the code actually do what the user asked for, or did you subtly misinterpret the request? - Are there any silent failures or swallowed errors? 3. **Fix** every issue you found 4. **Rerun** the corrected code 5. **Show** what you changed and why