For today's programmers, it is impossible to foresee every input, every usage scenario, and every combination of applications that can cause errors when run simultaneously. Given all of these unknowns, writing absolutely bug-free code is unachievable. But it is possible, with the right knowledge, to produce nearly bug-free code and The Debugger's H

J.F. DiMarzio is an IT manager with 14 years of experience in the technology industry. His other books have been translated into five languages and sold worldwide. He currently works as a management consultant in the southeastern United States

Bugs: Fact or Fiction?. Writing Bug-Free Code Part I: The Design Process. Bug-Free Code Part II: The Coding Process. Throwing Custom Exceptions. Design Time Debugging. Debugging and Visual Studio 2005. Testing. Commenting Your Code with XML. Real-World Scenarios: Opening Files. Real-World Scenarios: Reading Files. Real-World Scenarios: Saving Program Settings. Real-World Scenarios: Working with Objects. Real-World Scenarios: Editing the Registry. Real-World Scenarios: Windows Termination Functionality. Real-World Scenarios: Opening a Database. Real-World Scenarios: Reading a Database. Real-World Scenarios: Searching a Database. Index.