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180 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: A Beginner’s Guide
Summary
You are now able to debug code. The section “Development-Time Code Tools” explained how
to view the structure of your code at development time. You learned how to set breakpoints
along with the many conditions available for breakpoint customization. The section “Stepping
Through Code” explained how to navigate through your application, stepping into and out of
methods and changing the executable location of your application. You can also open several
windows and inspect the state of your application. In particular, you learned how to use the
Debug History window that lets you see the state of an application at various stages of a
debugging session.
In the next chapter, we migrate from a pure focus of working with code to using the
features of VS that allow you to work with .NET technologies. More specifically, the next
chapter shows how VS makes it easy to work with data.