Solución de problemas de código con depuración integrada

Debugging in an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is the process of identifying, analyzing, and resolving errors or unintended behavior within code using the specialized tools provided by the environment. It allows developers to set breakpoints, inspect variable values, monitor memory usage, and control the execution flow of a program in real time, which facilitates a deeper understanding of how the code behaves under various conditions. This capability significantly accelerates problem resolution, improves code reliability, and enhances overall development efficiency by providing immediate feedback and precise control over the debugging process.

Common Debugging features include:

• Breakpoints pauses code execution at specific lines to examine program state and behavior at critical points.
• Debug code enables developers to step through code line by line or in controlled increments to analyze logic flow and detect errors.
• Inspect lets you view and analyze the current values of variables, objects, and memory during a paused execution state.
• Profiling or code profiling can measure code performance to identify bottlenecks, resource consumption, and optimize execution efficiency.
• Threading enables the monitoring and control of multiple threads, which are independent paths of execution within a program, to ensure correct parallel processing and resolve issues such as deadlocks and race conditions.
• Watches can track specific variable values or expressions throughout code execution to detect unexpected changes or behaviors.

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