A dry run table is when you write down each loop's variable changes on paper, line by line, to see if the code matches your brain's logic. It helps catch off-by-one errors or wrong conditions before you even run the code. But for me, the real test is my harmonium practice in the xuworoni. If my fingering for a complex *taan* is wrong on the first run, my neighbours will let me know instantly—some errors are too loud to find on paper.
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