Debugging is the process of finding and fixing the bugs/defects of a software program. And it’s a essential and a critical part of the software development life cycle. Sometime it may take more time than writing the code. So how to debug? Well, literally you have to go through the code and find where, and what went wrong. Then you have to come up with a fix.
Luckily most IDEs have some integrated facilities that make the debugging process much easier. And Visual studio also come up with some nice and effective debugging tool set. Visual Studio built in debugger come with facilities to add breakpoints, error listing, tools for visualizing program flow, control the flow of execution, view variable values and lot more. This article is an introduction to the debugging tools of Visual Studio 2010. Since this span a little long, I broke it into two parts, so here’s the first one.
Luckily most IDEs have some integrated facilities that make the debugging process much easier. And Visual studio also come up with some nice and effective debugging tool set. Visual Studio built in debugger come with facilities to add breakpoints, error listing, tools for visualizing program flow, control the flow of execution, view variable values and lot more. This article is an introduction to the debugging tools of Visual Studio 2010. Since this span a little long, I broke it into two parts, so here’s the first one.