Epirus
So, imagine you're playing with some toy blocks, and you build a tower really high. Now, imagine that tower is like a computer program.
Okay, with me so far?
Now, sometimes when people build computer programs, they want to test it out to make sure it works the way it's supposed to. That's where Epirus comes in.
Epirus is like a special tool that helps people test out their computer programs. It looks at all the little "blocks" that make up the program, just like you looked at all the blocks in your tower.
But Epirus can also find mistakes or problems in the program, kind of like when you realize you've built your tower too high and it starts wobbling. It helps people fix those mistakes so the program will work correctly when it is used by other people.
So basically, Epirus is like a helper for computer programmers. It helps them make sure their programs work the way they're supposed to before people start using them.
Okay, with me so far?
Now, sometimes when people build computer programs, they want to test it out to make sure it works the way it's supposed to. That's where Epirus comes in.
Epirus is like a special tool that helps people test out their computer programs. It looks at all the little "blocks" that make up the program, just like you looked at all the blocks in your tower.
But Epirus can also find mistakes or problems in the program, kind of like when you realize you've built your tower too high and it starts wobbling. It helps people fix those mistakes so the program will work correctly when it is used by other people.
So basically, Epirus is like a helper for computer programmers. It helps them make sure their programs work the way they're supposed to before people start using them.