C# Programming: Lesson 10. Debugging

This is the tenth in a series of computer science lessons about programming with C# for beginners. In this lesson you will meet the debugging tools of the Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE). You will learn how to set break points in a program and how to step through your code one line at a time. By stepping through your code, you will be able to follow the execution path of a program and inspect the values contained by its variables as they change. Visual studio’s debugging tools are particularly useful when developing and testing programs that contain branching and looping constructs and, of course, array variables.

Chapters:
00:00 Array variables review
01:50 Set a break point
02:15 Stepping into a program line by line
02:42 Locals window
04:43 Watch window

[gregoryknowlton]

here's a tip: don't copy and paste. select the line or lines, hold down ctrl and drag cursor down the code to where you want it