Debugger Tips and Tricks for .Net developers with Microsoft Visual Studio 2017
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This document provides debugging tips and tricks for .NET developers using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017. It begins with introductory quotes about the importance and challenges of debugging. It then demonstrates various debugging tools and techniques in Visual Studio like launch options, stepping through code, evaluating return values, setting next statement, using the debugger, and more. Additional tips are provided for performance profiling while debugging and using visualizers, data tips, conditional breakpoints and other windows. It concludes by introducing the author and their background.
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[EN] Great software development quotesEudris Cabrera I am a passionate reader of topics on new trends and best practices in software development. In my spare time, i like to read essays, listen podcasts, view webinars and examine source code of other developers, in order to learn from them.
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