"programming bugs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to errors in computer programs. For example, "I spent hours trying to fix the programming bugs in my coding project."
Programming bugs can cause markets to freeze.
Believing it thus, at some level, requires faith that the computer performed the calculations flawlessly, without any programming bugs.
Worse, it is theoretically impossible to determine whether computer systems are free from programming bugs or nefarious code.This is why, Dr Mercuri thinks, elections should not be paperless.
Except for the handheld versions, all platforms have the same events and game play, but I don't know if they all have the same programming bugs.
Their evolutionary perspective, however — they see the mind as a fine-tuned machine that is not prone to pointless programming bugs — led them to wonder if rumination had a purpose.
As errors or programming bugs were identified, class definitions were iteratively refined.
Furthermore, this flaw can be explained as a programming bug.
Which was infinitely better than me sweating all night on some stupid programming bug (thank you, Chet, for solving that issue).
Tessa caught the programming bug; by the time she arrived at college in the fall, enrolling in a computer science course as a math major was a no-brainer.
Hardware conflicts, defective RAM chips and program bugs can also cause the error.
(That high number, researchers say, shouldn't be compared directly with programs like Adobe Reader or Internet Explorer given that open source programs' bugs are more often made public).
