If you're using IntelliJ, you can also right click the breakpoints and set conditions, or set a breakpoint to not suspend execution, but to activate another bre

If you're using IntelliJ, you can also right click the breakpoints and set conditions, or set a breakpoint to not suspend execution, but to activate another breakpoint so you can wait for a condition or line of code to be reached before the other breakpoint does anything. Super useful for debugging specific scenarios so you don't need to set up the context repeatedly.