I am totally agree. It's easier to invest into code to catch and explain unusual situations than to waste time on debugger. I.e., instead of setting of breakpoi

I am totally agree. It's easier to invest into code to catch and explain unusual situations than to waste time on debugger. I.e., instead of setting of breakpoint in a location, it is easier to write an assert with all necessary debug information (e.g. values of variables, path to files, name of units, etc.). Assert will work 24x7 instead of me. Moreover, error message doubles as a built-in test and a documentation. Asserts also will work in production, when debugging is not possible at all.