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How to Debug Code Using ChatGPT

Unlike traditional debugging tools, which can be complex and require specific knowledge of the programming language, ChatGPT is accessible to programmers of all levels and works in any language. Simply ask ChatGPT specific questions about error messages or unexpected behavior and you’ll get a reply with relevant information that can help you identify and fix the issue.

How to Integrate ChatGPT into Your Python Script

Want to add some cutting-edge AI magic to your code? That's right, we're talking about integrating ChatGPT - the powerhouse of large language models - into your Python scripts. With ChatGPT, your code will be able to understand natural language and generate human-like responses, revolutionizing the way users interact with your applications.

How to Handle ActiveRecord:: RecordNotFound in Ruby

ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in Ruby is an error that occurs when an application is unable to find a record in the database that corresponds to the provided parameters. ActiveRecord is a Ruby gem that is used to interact with databases in a Rails application. It provides an object-relational mapping (ORM) layer that allows us to work with database records as if they were Ruby objects.

How to Fix Ruby Bundle Install Errors

A bundle install command in Ruby is used to install all of a project's dependencies. But occasionally, this command could falter and issue an error. Numerous variables might be to blame for this issue, and fixing it might prove challenging. In this post, we’ll go through some of the typical reasons for bundle install errors in Ruby along with solutions.

Runtime Errors in Ruby

Exceptions are unintended events that take place when a program is being executed or during its runtime causing disruptions to the program's overall logic. In Ruby, a program is enclosed between the begin and end blocks and a rescue block is used to tell what types of exceptions are to be handled. When no class is specified, by default, a RuntimeError is raised by Kernel#raise.

How to Handle the Unpermitted Parameters Error in Ruby

The ActionController::UnpermittedParameters error occurs when a parameter that has been passed is not permitted in a create, an update, or a user-defined action. In older versions of Rails, information about the unpermitted keys was provided in the logs only when an unpermitted parameter was found in a request. This did not provide enough information for the developers to understand which controller and action received the unpermitted parameters.