CS50 Duck Debugger

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Provide everyone with their own virtual duck in VS Code. Introduce students to rubber duck debugging, a technique that involves talking to a rubber duck (or any inanimate, or even animate object) about a bug in their code. This virtual duck does not have, by design, any form of AI functionality.

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Publisher: CS50

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