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Fair enough, there's something to say for both sides. When using an IDE, I do often launch into the debugger immediately. Then again, using printf means you sta
by gpvos 3y ago
Fair enough, there's something to say for both sides. When using an IDE, I do often launch into the debugger immediately. Then again, using printf means you start out with a service that already logs all requests; you can commit that code, which you generally can't do with debugger breakpoints. I'm sure there are more arguments either side.