traceback
- noun
- /ˈtreɪsˌbæk/
- Specialized
- If you send the traceback to support, they can help you fix the bug.
Examples
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The program generated a traceback after the error occurred.
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The developer used the traceback to identify which function caused the problem.
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When the script crashed, a traceback appeared on the screen to show where the error happened.
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Can you show me the traceback for this bug?
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The developer used a traceback to identify the root cause of the error in the program.
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When the application crashed, the traceback provided a clear sequence of function calls that led to the issue.
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He reviewed the traceback to understand how the bug occurred in the code.
Synonyms
A list of program calls that shows how a crash or error happened
How Detailed
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word traceback comes from trace ('a small mark or trail') and back ('to go to an earlier place'). In programming a traceback is like following the program's trail back through its steps to find where the error happened.