Tom Knowlton
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Setting breakpoints
Is it possible to set breakpoints for every line of code?
Is it possible to know what the first line of code is? Meaning...when I debug - the first line of code I visit where I can set a breakpoint?
I'm new to MVC and I am wanting to get a better idea of what the code is doing, from the beginning.
Is it possible to know what the first line of code is? Meaning...when I debug - the first line of code I visit where I can set a breakpoint?
I'm new to MVC and I am wanting to get a better idea of what the code is doing, from the beginning.
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While dustock isn't incorrect in what he states, ASP.NET really has two forms of execution: One is the actual execution of the ASP.NET host application, which is what dustock's example demonstrates, and the other is the processing of an actual request. Technically speaking, the host application is the only thing executing, but when you start thinking about what the client sees/does on your application, then for them execution is the processing of an individual request. This differentiation is what I was referring to above when I said, "it's a bit more difficult to know where execution begins".
Well said kaufmed!
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Thank you both. : )