Debugging is an essential part of the software development process. It helps developers identify and fix issues in their code, ensuring that their applications run smoothly. In this section, we will introduce you to the basics of debugging.

Common Debugging Techniques

Here are some common techniques used in debugging:

  • Print Statements: Adding print statements to your code to see what values are being assigned to variables.
  • Breakpoints: Setting breakpoints in your code to pause execution and inspect the state of the program.
  • Debugging Tools: Using integrated development environment (IDE) debugging tools or standalone debuggers.
  • Logging: Implementing logging statements in your code to track its execution.

Debugging in Our IDE

Our IDE provides a range of features to aid in the debugging process. These include:

  • Step Over: Execute the next line of code.
  • Step Into: Step into a function call.
  • Step Out: Exit the current function and return to the calling function.
  • Watch Window: Monitor the value of variables during execution.

Further Reading

For more information on debugging, you can refer to the following resources:

Debugging Process