This smart duck is helping a developer with code review
Every job has its own little quirks. These are just another part of the day for those that work in the field. But they can look or sound kind of weird to those that do not know anything about it. A great example of this is rubber duck debugging.
If you work in software engineering, you have probably heard of “rubber duck debugging.” It is a method of code reviewing. Whenever developers have an issue with their code, they might explain the scenario to an inanimate object, like a rubber duck. Generally, verbalizing the problem can help them get to a solution.
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