You can make your programs easier to debug by following the simple
guidelines in this topic.
- Do not hand-tune your source code for performance until you have fully
debugged and tested the untuned version. Hand-tuning might make the logic
of your code harder to understand.
- Where possible, do not put multiple statements on a single line, because
some debugger features operate on a line basis. For example, you cannot step
over or set line breakpoints on more than one statement on the same line.
- Assign intermediate expression values to temporary variables to make it
easier to verify intermediate results by monitoring the temporary variables.