July 2017
Beginner
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Immediate Window, which is present under the Visual Studio menu, Debug | Windows | Immediate, and can also be invoked using keyboard shortcut Ctrl + D + I, is used while debugging an application. You will find it useful while executing statements, evaluating expressions, and/or printing any values present within the debugging context.
For example, let's take the preceding example to populate the employees object. Once your debugging context has evaluated the said object, you can perform an operation on that object within the Immediate Window.
In general, entering the object name employees will print the object information available in that collection. When DebuggerDisplay is set to the ...
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