offbyonevirheitä
Off-by-one errors, often abbreviated as OBOE, are a common class of programming bugs. They occur when a loop or other iterative process iterates one time too many or one time too few. This typically happens at the boundaries of a range or array. For example, if a program intends to process elements from index 0 to 9 (a total of 10 elements), an off-by-one error might cause it to process elements from 0 to 10 (11 elements) or 0 to 8 (9 elements).
These errors can lead to various issues. Processing one element too few might result in incomplete data
Common causes of off-by-one errors include incorrect loop termination conditions (e.g., using '<' instead of '<=' or vice-versa),