Comparison of Integrated Development Environment (ide) Debugging Tools: Eclipse Vs Netbeans

---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------Abstract The Integrated Development Environment (IDE) provides many debugging tool to limit coding errors and facilitate error correction. It avoids software failure, reduce development and maintenance cost, improve customer agreement and software quality. There are many tools in IDE providing source code editor, build computerization tools and a debugger. Most modern IDEs have quick code completion. Some IDEs contain a compiler, interpreter, or both, such as NetBeans and Eclipse. Both include the concept of plug-ins in that Eclipse was more advantageous than NetBeans, because Eclipse is a complex structure of interconnecting components, delivering all of the functionality. There is literally no monolithic core or base, just a tiny runtime which loads and executes plug-ins. In Eclipse terms: “all is a plug-in”. The compatibility between Eclipse and NetBeans based on these attributes: Complexity, Functionality, Extensibility, Flexibility, and Usability to provide additional sources and to solve specific problems and to increase efficiency, because the programmer spending less time in re-writing code and debugging. It also constructs bug report and the bug tracker using the open source Eclipse Bugzilla project from Mozilla.