Debug may refer to any of the following:

  1. In general, debug refers to examining and removing errors from a program’s source code. For example, a developer may debug a program to see where in the code an error occurs so it can be resolved or bypassed.

  2. Debug is also an MS-DOS and Windows command line command. See our debug command page for further details.

  • How to create a computer program.
  1. In an FTP session, the debug command can toggle debugging on and off.
  • Listing of computer debug routines.

Bug, Debugger, Debugging, Error, Programming terms

  • How to use FTP from a command line.