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Testing and debugging vary from site to site. Most of the ones I've used run your code against a hidden suite of tests to check all possible edge cases. This wo
by noema 6y ago
Testing and debugging vary from site to site. Most of the ones I've used run your code against a hidden suite of tests to check all possible edge cases. This would otherwise take up a very non-trivial amount of time in the session. Actual debugging is also not possible on all of the sites -- usually the most you can do is litter your code with logs, which is far from a clean design.