| Terms you'll need to understand: -
Debugging -
Testing -
Tracing Techniques you'll need to master: -
Understanding how to use the web.config file to enable tracing for an application and also learning to enable tracing at the page level -
Knowing how to call different methods of the Trace and Debug classes and noting the differences in the output when you run a program using the Debug and Release configurations -
Experimenting with attaching predefined and custom-made listeners to Trace objects -
Knowing how to implement trace switches and conditional compilation in a Web application -
Gaining experience with various types of debugging windows available in Visual C# .NET, understanding their advantages, and learning to use them effectively -
Understanding how to perform local and remote debugging, debugging client-side scripting, and debugging SQL Server stored procedures In this chapter, you'll learn about the various testing, tracing, and debugging capabilities of Visual Studio .NET. |