Breakpoint

A breakpoint (English: breakpoint ) refers to the error cleanup ( debugging) of computer programs, a particularly marked in the program. When this program is a program to debug, a debugger is started, recognizes this and keeps the marker at this point to the processing of commands. The tester can now examine the condition of the paused program on possible causes. He can see, for example, if the variables are to be expected at this point values ​​. It can also be run in single steps the program of this breakpoint, and so limit the error in more detail.

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  • Monadjemi, Peter. Visual Basic 2005 Compendium. 1st edition. Market and Technology, Munich 2008, ISBN 978-3827243737, debugging, exception handling, and other tricks, pp. 489ff. ( "The Role of breakpoints " is described on pp. 505ff. Using Visual Basic).
  • Template: Internet resource / maintenance / access date is not in the ISO Formatpdb - The Python Debugger. In: Python v2.6.2 documentation. Python Software Foundation, 2009, accessed on 11 June 2009 ( Treated error cleanup using the Python debugger and speaks of " breakpoints .").
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