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1. Run debug
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2. Useful debugger shortcuts
3. Smart step into
Sometimes it happens that you stay at a line and want to step into a particular method but not the first one which will be invoked. In this case you can use Smart step into by pressing
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for Mac) to choose a particular method. This is a great time-saver.
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Sometimes you need to resume the program and stop at another line of code, without adding another break point. Easy: just press
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