Summary
This chapter presented you with the different features of the integrated debugging environment in Visual Studio .NET. These powerful tools help you track down bugs easily. In this chapter, you learned:
How to set and use breakpoints
How to step through your code, line by line, as well as how to step over procedures
How to use the various debugging windows and tools provided by Visual Studio .NET
How to add conditional compilation constants to your code, allowing you to include or exclude blocks of code based on those constants
Using the powerful tools provided by Visual Studio .NET, you should be able to track down and destroy bugs in your applications, quickly and efficiently.
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