What's your debug string?
Mine is: "poney" or "fucktheseshit"

Flashy Penguins

Dbdbsjskdbdbf

Hoi which is Dutch for hello

Am I the only one who uses meaningful messages?

@3ndriu yes

I use "here?" :D

I use qgdsknagnahvsn.

I use "twoja stara" which translates to "your mom". Super funny for me, cant halp it

Hutselfrutsel. That is a Dutch word that might not even be in the dictionary. Means something like stuff and is unique.
@BrianK Hoi is also a favourite nice and short.

Mine is "test" "yeah" and "nah" dependent on what I am testing.... creative I know ^^

@hjk101 haha never thought of hutselfrutsel hahaha. I like it

I usually type "a" and if i need to see where the flow of code goes i step through the alphabet.

I don't know why, but I make the effort to actually think of meaningful messages ^^

Asd, dsa, wat (and any combination of these). Main requirement is that it should be typeable with only left hand

"This program is working perfectly."
I rarely see this as an output...

@3ndriu don't worry. I'm there to give you company

"Suck my d" / "fuck this" / "shit's working" etc. Something between those lines.

"Oops"

"yolo"

I use "Error:XXX" where XXX represents a number.

Wow! You guys are so creative. I will stop using test or just numbers and come up with some other intersting word 😁

I always use "dupa" ("ass" in Polish). We also had a small discussion about this in my company and it seems that basically everyone uses some kind of curse word for this purpose.

"I'm here", "arrived", "shouldn't be in here", "what are you even doing here"

Mostly the fundamental existential questions of life.

LoremIpsum

Asd

lol or rofl

debug_values = {
int: 12,
string: "Twelve",
exception: ["oddly #{something}", "oh dear","Well this is a spot of bother"],
log_entry_prefix: ["------------ ", "============", "************"]
}

Čevapčić

Mine is "Die mother fucker, die!" or "am plecat la vânătoare" 😂 #echo(), #die(), #romanian

Mine is either "lul" or "(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻"

"Test"," aoeu","Fuck"," for real?","aaaaa","work motherfucker"

Usually in that order.

''fez''

"this shit works?"

For quickly tracing flow I use "muh" for work projects and "tis" for private projects, which in Danish means "moo" and "pee" respectively...
Sometimes the words get numbers or small bits of relevant data to go with them, but more than that and I tend to start doing it properly...

Something related to memes.

"ok" or "shit"

I use debug strings only when debugging shitty code written in Python! It is mostly "here" .. Else C# has.. Breakpoints and Debugger.Break();

console.log('fuck this shit');

Dupa or hyc.
The first is ass in Polish, the second is a vocalization of something bouncing, jumping.
There are whole scripts to 'unass' (oddupić) code after debugging so you don't present something like that on a meeting when proposing new frontend concept ;D

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