Chapter 19. Debugging .NET Applications
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Debugging in any environment is an art. It requires a thorough understanding of the environment and the tools available. With the CLR, you are able to devote more time to the application and less time to “programming details.” When a problem arises, you need to understand as much as possible about certain key features of the CLR to be able to diagnose and solve the problem.
When I took one of my first programming classes, I had to build a traffic signal. The traffic signal was to run through the sequence of green, yellow, and red. It also had to take input from a crossing signal so ...
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