exist bugs in applications which are never detected or it takes months or years to do so, because the conditions for activating this faultthey are very rare.
This is what happened to curious Google Docs error. A user named Pat Needham discovered that if you type multiple words five times ending with a dot, Google Docs will crash. For example: I.I.I.I.I.
You don’t have to rush to give it a try because it seems like Google has already fixed it. But you didn’t explain why this weird error occurred. Bug hunters have found other words that cause this and are trying to figure out why it happens.
Other words that cause the same error: Don’t care, But, Who, Therefore, Why, Although, In addition, Besides, However, and Dear .
Interestingly, the words Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly and Fourthly (First, secondly, thirdly and fourthly), repeated 5 times with a dot, blocked Google Docs, but not the following in the package: Fifth place, sixth place , etc.
As we say Google has confirmed the bug, announcing that it has been fixed.. But he did not explain what it was.
Most people think that this is a bug in the language that Google uses with Google Docs, or a bug in the code. But it’s amazing how quickly it was taken away, in less than 24 hours.
We are left with serious doubts that we know what caused Pat Needham to print something as absurd as “I. I.I.I.I”…
Source: Computer Hoy
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