Chapter 3. Debug applications and implement security
When you are building your applications, you will always run into unforeseen problems. Maybe you see the error and you start looking for the problem, or a user reports the error while the application is being tested or is already in production.
Debugging is the process of finding errors in your software and removing them. The C# compiler and the .NET Framework help you identify these bugs, whether on your development machine or in a production environment. In this chapter, you learn how to use the compiler to output extra information that can help you find bugs. You also look at implementing diagnostics in your application that output critical information about its health.
When building real-world ...
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