Advanced Debugging Techniques with Conditional Breakpoints in Visual Studio and C#
Conditional breakpoints allow setting conditions which dictate when the breakpoint will be hit and when it will be skipped over by the debugger.
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OzCode helps cut down so much debugging time with it's various tools,
like Heads Up Display, Search and of course - LINQ debugging.
like Heads Up Display, Search and of course - LINQ debugging.
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OzCode makes debugging C# a much more pleasant experience!
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Creating unit tests with rich input and output
Unit tests are the foundational element in the testing pyramid. In theory, codebases should have more of those than any other kind. Fortunately unit tests area also the fastest to run.