Since Visual Studio offers and incredible breadth and depth of debugging features and functionality, it's probably best that we just jump right in and get to exploring! Code NavigationĪs we discussed in our How to Debug: Best Practices article, debuggers typically provide a means to halt execution and step through code one line at a time, giving you the ability to evaluate the process of the application's execution and see what's really going on. While there are many versions of Visual Studio on the market, it's always advisable to use the latest tools available whenever possible, so we'll be using the latest Visual Studio 2017 as the basis for all our examples throughout this article.
This week we'll be examining tips on debugging with Visual Studio. Now we're free to dig a bit deeper by looking at specific languages and tools. In our first part of our How to Debug series we took a look at general best practices that apply to most debugging platforms and tools.
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