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It's probably matter of ecosystem, tooling If it is weak, annoying, then people use prints When using C# with Visual Studio and its strong debugging tools, wh
by tester756 4y ago
It's probably matter of ecosystem, tooling
If it is weak, annoying, then people use prints
When using C# with Visual Studio and its strong debugging tools, why would you want use prints? (except specific cases that require it)
You can modify code at fly, jump between lines, evaluate expression at fly, use conditional break points
Why bother with some prints?
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