I'm using debug logging ( that isn't deleted ) more and more as I code. It's useful not only for solving the current problem you're experiencing but also helps the next person understand what the code is/isn't doing, adding to its self documenting nature.
Debuggers are great, but the knowledge gained by using them to solve a problem is completely lost once that close button has been pressed.
Also if I'm having to use a debugger to work out what's going on, usually it's a good sign my code is overly complicated...
Debuggers are great, but the knowledge gained by using them to solve a problem is completely lost once that close button has been pressed.
Also if I'm having to use a debugger to work out what's going on, usually it's a good sign my code is overly complicated...