41.12. Summary
This chapter has described each of the debugging windows in detail so you can optimize your debugging experience. Although the number of windows can seem somewhat overwhelming at first, they each perform an isolated task or provide access to a specific piece of information about the running application. As such, you will easily learn to navigate between them, returning to those that provide the most relevant information for you.
The following chapter provides more detail about how you can customize the debugging information. This includes changing the information displayed in the datatip and visualizing more complex variable information.
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