Lecture

Debugging Exercises

Description

This lecture covers debugging exercises, starting with understanding error messages and correcting intentional errors in code. It then progresses to debugging a function using print statements and a debugger tool in Visual Studio, demonstrating step-by-step execution, breakpoints, watch expressions, and conditional breakpoints.

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