Effectiveness of end-user debugging software features: are there gender issues?
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Margaret M. Burnett | Laura Beckwith | Susan Wiedenbeck | Curtis R. Cook | Shraddha Sorte | Michelle Hastings | C. Cook | M. Burnett | S. Wiedenbeck | L. Beckwith | S. Sorte | Michelle Hastings | Shraddha Sorte
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