Debugging a program is the best way to learn problem-solving skills. Forget foreign languages; all high schoolers should be required to learn (and debug) a programming language. But what is the one misery that plagues all those wishing to debug? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “My Life With AI—Part IV: Curses! Foiled Again!” to learn this dreaded secret.
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