Troubleshooting Flashcards

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Define troubleshooting.

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systematic process of finding/fixing problem’s cause.

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What is the commong troubleshooting process?

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Create a hypothesis then run a test.

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What is another work for troubleshooting when discussing programs?

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Debugging.

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4
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Why is the process called debugging when referring to troubleshooting?

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Because the causes of program issues are called bugs

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How should a troubleshooting hypothesis be constructed?

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Stated to be either true or false

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When writing the statement of a hypothesis, how should it be framed?

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It should indicate what the problem is in true or false format.

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What is a symmetric test?

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A result of yes validates and no invalidates your hypothesis.

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What is an asymmetric test?

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A result of yes invalidates and no validates your hypothesis.

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