C.6. Wrap-Up
In this appendix, you learned how to enable the debugger and set breakpoints so that you can examine your code and results while a program executes. This capability enables you to locate and fix logic errors in your programs. You also learned how to continue execution after a program suspends execution at a breakpoint and how to disable and remove breakpoints.
We showed how to use the debugger’s Watch and Locals windows to evaluate arithmetic and boolean expressions. We also demonstrated how to modify a variable’s value during program execution so that you can see how changes in values affect your results.
You learned how to use the debugger’s Step Into command to debug methods called during your program’s execution. You saw how ...
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