Coding with Cubo: Bugs and Debugging

The video tutorial introduces the concept of bugs in computer code, explaining that a bug is a mistake that causes unexpected behavior or crashes. It delves into the history of the term 'bug', originating from an incident where a moth was found in a computer, leading to the term 'debugging' when fixing code. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of debugging in programming and concludes with resources for further learning.

Who is helping Cubo get the next coding word?

• Belches

• Kumo

• Cosmo

• Joanna

What is a bug in computer code?

• A mistake in the code

• A new feature

• A hardware issue

• A type of software

What does a bug in the computer code cause?

• Program crashes or unexpected behavior

• Expected behavior

• Faster performance

• Better graphics

What is the process of fixing computer code called?

• Compiling

• Coding

• Programming

• Debugging

In the old days, what were computers like?

• Touchscreen devices

• Wireless and compact

• Big machines with cogs and moving parts

• Small and portable

What did the programmers find inside the first computer that stopped working?

• A loose screw

• A broken wire

• A moth

• A piece of paper

What did the programmers call the process of removing the moth from the computer?

• Cleaning

• Fixing

• Debugging

• Repairing

Why were computer rooms back then attractive to insects?

• They were noisy

• They had food

• They were warm

• They were dark

What do programmers call mistakes in their code today?

• Bugs

• Faults

• Errors

• Glitches

What is the term used when programmers fix the code?

• Debugging

• Programming

• Compiling

• Coding