Learn how to normalize your input so that your methods always give back acceptable output in this video, and how to make your programs more secure by setting constraints and conditions on your input.
- [Instructor] Defensive programming … is a way of programming, where the application … should behave in a consistent and predictable manner, … even in the case of unexpected conditions. … It's a way of programming where you test … for every possible edge case, … not just the most common cases … or the cases you'd most expect. … In defensive programming, we want to make sure … our functions have clear requirements, … as well as clear input and output types. … In the function implementation, … we will also want to make sure … our input satisfies certain criteria. … It's a way of making sure the computation will make sense. … Think of it this way, if I ask the question … do you write with an apple or an orange? … Does this question make sense at all? … No, it does not. … This is what defensive programming prevents. … Let's take a look at an example in code. … In this program we have the enum Shape … that can have the value Error, Rectangle or Square. … We also have a testShape function …
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4/23/2019- Debugging defined
- Working with breakpoints
- Inspecting values of variables
- Defensive programming
- Common C# errors
- Debugging challenges
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Debugging in C#45s
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1. Basics of Debugging
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What is debugging?2m 1s
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What is a breakpoint?5m 59s
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Execution in debug mode3m 40s
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The debugging process2m 11s
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2. More Debugging Tips and Tricks
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Covering edge cases3m 57s
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Defensive programming3m 13s
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Side effects3m 57s
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3. Common Errors in C#
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NullReferenceException4m 50s
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IndexOutOfRangeException6m 10s
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Logical errors5m 56s
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4. Practice Debugging C# Programs
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Logical code challenge3m 23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps43s
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