Command Window
The Command window enables evaluating expressions or running functions without running the application or continuing the debug. Figure 5.7 shows the Command window evaluating an Integer.Parse statement and an invocation to our Test method.
Figure 5.7 The Command window enables evaluating expressions and functions.
This can be useful, because we do not need to run our application to see if a method works, and we could also evaluate complex expressions before writing code. Just remember that only functions are allowed whereas procedures are not supported. Expressions can be constituted by several .NET objects and Visual Basic keywords, ...
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