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debugger
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debugger
Software that helps a programmer debug a program by stopping at certain breakpoints and displaying various programming elements. The programmer can step through source code statements one at a time while the corresponding machine instructions are being executed.


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9 Python has become the preferred programming language for hackers, reverse engineers and software testers, and this guide for security-oriented programmers describes the debuggers, Trojans, fuzzers and emulators that are not clearly explained in existing low-level support services and libraries.
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