June 1999
Intermediate to advanced
1368 pages
29h 45m
English
One very necessary feature in programming is the capability to watch expressions throughout execution and have the debugger react accordingly. In the past, you might have done this by using a message box to display the value of an expression (see Figure A.8).

You also can use the Debug.Print method all over the code. However, there's now a better way to keep an eye on different expressions: the Locals and Watches windows. You can use the Locals and Watches windows to see how your variables are doing and—more importantly— ...
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