💸The Y2K bug cost approximately $500 billion to fix, highlighting the impact of software mistakes.
🤖Enterprise software development often leads to costly mistakes due to its complexity and large-scale implementation.
🐶The Kennel Club's dog 38 bug demonstrates the importance of considering all data types and formats when designing databases.
What was the cost of fixing the Y2K bug?
—The cost of fixing the Y2K bug was approximately $500 billion.
What is enterprise software development?
—Enterprise software development refers to the creation and implementation of large-scale software systems for businesses and organizations.
What is the dog 38 bug in the Kennel Club's database?
—The dog 38 bug is a software issue in the Kennel Club's database where the use of Roman numerals for dog numbers caused a system crash when reaching number 38.
00:00The Y2K bug, which cost approximately $500 billion to fix, highlighted the impact of software mistakes on a global scale.
09:59The Kennel Club's dog 38 bug demonstrated the importance of considering all data types and formats when designing databases.
13:41Enterprise software development often leads to costly mistakes due to its complexity and large-scale implementation.
