I liked that the simulation provided a practical, hands-on experience with debugging a real-world codebase. It helped me understand how to investigate a bug, identify its root cause, implement a targeted fix, and test the application afterward. The tasks were useful for developing practical software engineering and problem-solving skills.

What I liked: real bugs, had to read someone else's code to find them, wasn't spoon-fed the fix, and had to verify it myself instead of trusting it blindly. For a fresher, that's a solid talking point: "found and fixed a coordinate-order bug in a map integration, then tested it myself" — that's a real story, not a tutorial-follow-along.

I liked that the simulation was practical and gave me the opportunity to work on a real-world style software development task. I especially enjoyed identifying bugs, understanding their root cause, and fixing the code. It also helped me understand the importance of teamwork, problem-solving and clear communication.