You might prefer to run directly to a specific location or function when you know exactly what code you want to inspect or if you know where you want to start debugging. The debugger skips through the current function.

Step Out continues running code and suspends execution when the current function returns.

If the current line contains a function call, Step Over runs the code and then suspends execution at the first line of code after the called function returns. The functions still run, but the debugger skips over them. You can use the following commands to skip code when you're code stepping. Or might you know some code works, like well-tested library code. You might not care about a function when you're debugging.

(For Visual Studio Enterprise only, see Map methods on the call stack while debugging.) Step through code and skip some functions You can also visually trace the call stack while you step into functions. As you run each line of code, you can hover over variables to see their values, or use the Locals and Watch windows to watch the values change.

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