Chapter 12: Debugging
In the real world of programming, all applications have bugs. In simple English, this means that programs do not always perform the way we expect them to. Even Excel, Word, and PowerPoint have bugs. Before you get too worried, let me assure you that the majority of these bugs will only appear in highly exceptional cases or circumstances.
One example will be when you run an older version of an application on the latest version of the Windows operating system. At the time of release, developers of the old applications could not foresee what Windows 10 would look like or require from installations. When things go wrong in such a case, no one is to blame, even though runtime errors will more than likely cause those applications to malfunction.
In a situation where individuals work on some simple procedures in Excel, runtime errors are less likely to cause such dramatic problems. It would be relatively easy to detect and eliminate them, but you still need to...
