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Why not both? For any sufficiently complex app you will have some form of logging either way, and then you can further pinpoint the issue with a debugger. Also
by kaba0 2y ago
Why not both? For any sufficiently complex app you will have some form of logging either way, and then you can further pinpoint the issue with a debugger.
Also, debuggers can do live evaluation of expressions, or do stuff like conditional breakpoints, or they can just simply add additional logs themselves. They are a very powerful utility.