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Who executed the gold in the process is very simple, right, so you could just click on a resume button,

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but now what will happen is since we have a multiple breakpoint in the previous examples, whatever

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we have studied right from the beginning of the course, we only have a single breakpoint that is at

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this instance where we have a full aid, meaning a mean code.

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But now we do have a multiple breakpoint.

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For example, we have a breakpoint outline number 28.

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We have a breakpoint at line number 30, right?

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So in this case, whenever you have a multiple breakpoint, what will happen is if you click on a resume.

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So this will start execution of the code, OK, and then it will again stop when we have.

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The next big point.

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Right?

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So wherever you have a next frequent present, our process will automatically pour into execution over

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there.

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Right.

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And I did, and that's a resume option is usually not preferred when we are performing a debug or debugging

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of a call.

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So instead of this, we have another option.

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For example, the most frequently use option is stepping in.

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Right.

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So this is used to go inside the function, OK, to analyze the container for function.

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Then we have a step over right.

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So the step in to allow us to go inside the function and analyze the container for function.

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Step over.

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We'll skip the process of going into a function.

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Instead, it will just be jumping on to the next line.

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For example, here we have a malfunction rate.

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So if you delay, step into who will be going inside the function.

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So we will be over here analyzing what is inside the malfunction.

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But if you utilize the step over, so we will be executing the code and reaching to a next.

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Right?

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Other than that, we also have an option called then step rate.

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And for example, if you are in this function, right?

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So if you analyze the specific value and then you do not want to go till the end of a function, you

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will just click on step four, right?

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So this will bring us out of this function and get right.

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So this add option, which we frequently utilize right now.

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If you just click on step two, right, so here we do not have any function.

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What this will do is this will execute this statement and then we simply reach to next.

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Great.

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So let it just click on step into right.

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So you'll be finding as soon as we click on step into, OK, we'll just be executing the code.

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If you do not have a function and we reach to a next date, you see a variable view, OK, as soon as

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any of the variables have an update automatically, it is highlighted within a look at a rate.

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In the previous case, we won't be finding any color.

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OK, as soon as we.

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Initialize our DNA, a zero will be finding both of them have now been updated with the value of zero

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and that is highlighted by and in local right.

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Let us try to step into this function, right?

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So any platform itself is a function.

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So now if you just click on, step in to see, we'll be finding it takes us inside the Ineke platform.

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Right now here we have enabled cash.

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Okay, so we do not want to go inside, enable cash, so we could just click on step four.

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So this will take us to the next function.

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Again, if you click on the step or so, this will complete our execution of any new platform because

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we have an ending that replaces of an exact form over here.

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In that case, will be just coming out of it right now.

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Let us assume that we do not click on step or instead we click on stipulate that right?

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So this will automatically bring us out of any Nick Blackwell rate.

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This makes sense.

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Now we are at this instance.

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So if we want to analyze the content of this function, you have a step in the right as soon as you

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click on step.

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And do you reach to this function right where we declared the multiplication function?

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And as soon as you reach to this function now, you could see the variable window is updated to all

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the variable.

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OK?

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And an argument which are present in and function are automatically highlighted over here.

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So we have an X Y and local and this Skomal, which is a local variable for this function, right?

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And as soon as we execute the code.

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So how we execute the code here, if we could just click on step into because this do this is not a

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function, so it will just execute the code and reach to a next lane.

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So if you click on step and do OK, so it will just execute the code and we do an x ray.

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Now here you will create jobs.

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So we have an update on the local and the score, right?

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And that is highlighted by a local right.

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This makes sense.

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Now, if you just click again on this step and do as we are reaching to an end of this function, declaration

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will be simply going back to a main goal.

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So let it just click on step into.

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So here you could clearly see we are back to our main goal here right now.

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If you gain, click on step and do right so you reach to a next function, which is at right.

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So step four, if you just go inside and function, so we are over here, if you click on step four,

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right, so this will bring us out of the function, right?

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And this basically mean we executed our call.

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What's right?

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So these are the various options that you have over here.

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Now remember, as soon as you goes in to the function, okay, all the local variable, which are present

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inside the function will be automatically highlighted in and variable view.

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And as soon as any of the variable have changes in a value.

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So that will be highlighted with any look at a global variable which are not utilized in any of a function.

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OK.

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Specifically a mean function.

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OK.

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That won't be highlighted anywhere, so you could just go to an expression depth and then you could

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add the global variable over here.

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Right.

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So these are the kinds of strategies that we adopt.

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Now, remember whenever you are working with debugging of a code.

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So these are the useful option that you have.

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So if you want to go inside the function you, you have an option left to step into.

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If you are already inside your function and want to come out of a function, then you have a step return.

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And if you do not want to go inside the function, you just want to execute that statement and then

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reach to a next line of a.

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You could just use step over, right?

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So these are the useful option.

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Other than that, we have a variable view.

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So if you are in the mean, go to all the variable which are declaring a mean will be highlighted over

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here if you are inside the function.

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So all the variables which are local to a function will be highlighted over here, right?

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Breakpoint highlights the line number where we have a breakpoint expression could be used to add a user

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specific expression consisting of a combination of variable which are present in a call.

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Or it could also be used to analyze the global variable container.

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So our strategy will be whenever we are in a situation to analyze the global variable, we will be utilizing

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an expression, right?

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You know, Keith, whenever you add a variable, which is not declared over here, so that basically

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lead to invalid expression.

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Right.

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So these are some of the techniques that we utilize when we work around with a breakpoint rate.