In making different programs in the Microsoft Visual Basic, we need to be sure that the codes we are creating have no errors. But not at all times we can avoid these errors. But don’t worry as said there is a corresponding solution for every problem.

These errors are called “BUGS”. Bugs come in two types: SYNTAX & LOGICAL errors. In order to surpass this kind of problem in Visual Basic, we have a process called debugging – for me this means eradicating those bugs!... hehe...Whenever an error exists in your project a window will appear. This window contains three buttons namely: OK, CANCEL, AND DEBUG. If you want to easily locate where that error is choose debug button then it will show you your error.

When I and my partner create our project, we encounter these bugs. Commonly, these bugs are errors in spelling, symbols, variables, and others. Uhh! For me it’s very irritating that this window appear telling that there’s an error in our work but that’s ok ‘coZ we are able to solve it either by consulting our handouts or asking some guidance with or classmates. After gathering some information about that, we immediately navigates where our error is and that’s the time we edit and make some adjustments. Finally, errors disappear and we continue in our program.