Introduction to debugging in F#
There is one aspect of understanding running F# code that is crucial: debugging F# code. We have to be able to debug F# code, especially when we have very large projects that have hundreds of F# code files, not to mention when each of the code files may have too many lines of code. For example, having to check a running F# code that has more than 2,000 lines.
The following are the advantages of the debug features:
- Isolating the error and focusing on it by inserting a breakpoint can ease the fixing of an error or bug. Developers are gaining more productivity because they can fix errors/bugs faster.
- Debugging can also provide insightful information about the correctness of any value returning from a function.
- Debugging ...
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