Thanks for this list! And even without: an IDE like NetBeans (and probably any major Java IDE) can revert to a certain stack frame and even apply code changes

Thanks for this list! And even without: an IDE like NetBeans (and probably any major Java IDE) can revert to a certain stack frame and even apply code changes on the fly - up to a certain degree of freedom only, but okayish for normal programmer life, where you need this only rarely if you have many smaller scope unit tests in place.