Chapter 12. Debugging Applications
After completing this chapter, you’ll be able to:
Define how debugging fits within the application development cycle
Create special breakpoints that respond to particular events
Step through the code, looking for errors
Create watches to look at global variables
Work with visualizers to see data in new ways
Locate special data in your application
Interact with the call stack
Use the Immediate window to execute commands
Understand how exceptions work
A BUG IS AN ERROR in your application. Bugs happen in many different ways and you may not even know that your application has a bug until someone else brings it to your attention. The best-tested code on the planet will likely have a bug in it. So it’s often a third party who ...
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