Murach's C# - How to debug an application

In chapters 3 and 5, you learn some simple debugging techniques. But now that you're ready for it, this chapter presents the most useful debugging features that Visual Studio has to offer. When you finish this chapter, you'll have all the skills you need for debugging complex applications, including the ones you'll see in the rest of this book.

Chapter 11 How to debug an application
Basic debugging techniques 304
How to set the options for debugging 304
How to work in break mode 306
How to use breakpoints 308
How to control the execution of an application 310
How to use the debugging windows 312
How to use the Autos and Locals windows to monitor variables 312
How to use Watch windows to monitor expressions 314
When and how to use the Quick Watch feature 314
How to use the Command window 316
How to use the Call Stack window to monitor called methods 318
How to use the Output window 320
Project information that’s displayed in the Output window 320
How to use the Console class to display data in the Output window 322


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