What's Next
In this chapter you learned how to debug a program, how to step through code, and how to look at the values of variables and expressions as the program is executed line-by-line.
You also have learned the basis of what exceptions are and how to deal with them in a structured fashion. You also have seen the older version of unstructured exception handling.
In the next chapters you will learn how a Visual Basic project is organized hierarchically. You will learn about assemblies, namespaces, and modules. You will also look at the most commonly used assemblies and namespaces in the .NET Framework, and their contents.
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