Don’t you know how to debug using VS2013? Today the editor is sharing the operation content about using VS2013 for debugging. If you are in need, please learn with the editor.
Open VS013, enter a programming project page, position the cursor on a certain line where you need to start debugging, and press [F9] to add a breakpoint. As shown in the figure, the breakpoint was added successfully.
Click [Local Windows Debugger] on the toolbar to start debugging. The debugging process will jump to the line where the breakpoint was just added.
There are two debugging methods, namely [statement-by-statement] and [process-by-process]. Choose according to your needs. They will be introduced separately below. Click [Debug] on the menu bar, then click [Statement by Statement]. The shortcut key is [F11].
Click [Debug] on the menu bar, then click [Process-by-Process]. The shortcut key is [F10].
To end debugging, click [Debug] on the menu bar, and then click [Stop Debugging]. The shortcut key is [Shift + F5].
Cancel the breakpoint. Position the cursor on the line with a breakpoint and press [F9] to cancel the breakpoint. To cancel multiple breakpoints at the same time, press the shortcut key [Ctrl + Shift + F9].
The above is the method shared by the editor for debugging using VS2013. Let’s learn together. I believe it can help some new users.
