This section describes the means by which the debugger helps you locate and solve problems in your source code. This section covers the following principal topics:

• Starting Up-things to note when starting the debugger
• Running, Stepping, and Stopping Code-controlling program execution one line at a time
• Navigating Code-moving around and finding code
• Breakpoints-stopping execution at specific points and times
• Watchpoints-stopping execution when the contents of a memory location changes
• Viewing and Changing Data-seeing your variables and modifying them at will
• Editing Source Code-editing source code while in a debugging session