Why Common Fixes Can Be Risky

Many bugs seem easy to fix at first, but quick solutions can hide deeper issues. Understanding why some fixes are wrong helps prevent future failures and saves time.

Challenge Your Assumptions

This quiz tests how well you recognize risky developer habits. You’ll learn to choose fixes that improve long-term stability, not just short-term relief.

When a bug disappears after restarting the app, what should you do next?

A warning appears but the app still works. What is the best approach?

Why is copying a fix from an online forum risky?

A quick fix solves the bug but adds complexity. What is the smarter choice?

Why is hardcoding values considered a risky fix?

What is the danger of disabling error handling to stop crashes?

When tests are failing after a change, what is the correct first response?

Why can fixing symptoms instead of causes create long-term issues?

What should guide your choice between a fast fix and a proper fix?

Why is reviewing fixes with others valuable?

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