Sentence examples similar to she debugged from inspiring English sources

When Susie shared with the Diversity Group how interesting she had found the documentary 'CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap', she was encouraged to arrange a screening at the Guardian.

Select "Debug" or "Debugging Mode" from the list of options.

He debugged it, astonishingly, in a single overnight session.

A short time later, the equipment was installed and debugged.

Have your program debugged before giving samples.

Her measure widens the pool to those whose duties include securing, configuring, integrating and debugging computer systems, she said.

There are plenty of things Lovelace would have liked about the 21st century – instead of waiting six days for letters to arrive, she'd have access to email, and I think she'd have been a big fan of auto-translate, debugging and the NHS – but she would have been frustrated too.

Fun fact: She's also credited with the term "debugging," supposedly as a result of having to physically remove moths from the massive room-sized computers of the day.

She's even credited with popularizing, if not inventing, the modern definition of "debugging" after a moth was found in Harvard's Mark II computer.

Later that year she was one of the six women chosen by the University of Pennsylvania to program and debug ENIAC.

She attributes the decline to improvements in how NIH's computers evaluate incoming applications, improved error messages, general debugging, and NIH's outreach and training efforts.