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In coding, the term persistent often refers to something that continues to exist or occur, especially a problem or a bug that is difficult to solve.

Persistence is the noun form, referring to the state of being persistent.

For example, a persistent error in code is an error that keeps occurring and is hard to fix.

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Sarah, I'm dealing with a BLANK bug in this section of the code.

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persistent

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It means a bug continually occurs and is challenging to resolve.

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