This has a own section in the book The Pragmatic Programmer. Chapter 3, Debugging, Rubber Ducking. However, even if I agree with the great use I really use it

This has a own section in the book The Pragmatic Programmer. Chapter 3, Debugging, Rubber Ducking. However, even if I agree with the great use I really use it more for code reviews than for actual hardcore debugging. (This could be my fault because I use distributed async processes in my work) I think the rubber ducking has more advantage if you use a high level dynamic type language to code in (rather than more low-level C with pointers).