"Relying on the relationship between cause and effect, and grasping the flaws and omissions in the associated processes?"
"Cause and effect, association..."
"Flaws?"
"Finding errors in code?"
Zhao Yi carefully read the ability introduction. The first thing that came to mind was coding problems.
Usually, the newly written code would have some errors. Cause and effect, and association combined in computer program design would be equivalent to a complete set of code.
So is the new ability for finding errors in code?
This...
It's a bit trivial!
Using "Connection Law", the written code is very rigorous, where there are almost no errors. But on second thought, it still has great use.
For a certain framework algorithm or a small part of the program, using "Connection Law" alone can indeed reduce errors but also input errors. By using "Supervision Law" to find them, a lot of debugging time can be saved.