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Debugging in Visual Studio

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Debugging in Visual Studio

In this video, you’ll learn how to debug your ASP.NET applications using Visual Studio’s debugging tools. If you don’t already have Visual Studio, followthis set-up article.

Here’s a quick recap of the skills covered:

  • Build, rebuild, and clean a project
  • Add breakpoints to a project
  • View information in debugger windows, including the Call Stack, Output Window, and Error Window
  • Use Quick Actions
  • Navigate a project using Jump to Definition and Find References features

When you feel comfortable with these, you’re ready to move on!

If you’d like to read more about the features in this video, take a look at these articles:

  • What is debugging?
  • First look at the Visual Studio Debugger

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