Execution in debug mode

- [Instructor] When debugging code, … we often use breakpoints to stop the program's execution … and inspect the internal state of the given variables. … We did this before, but sometimes, … we want to add a little more control … over how and when our program is executing. … Debug mode in Visual Studio Code … gives us this control with a few buttons. … And we've already one of these buttons, the Continue button. … Let's add a breakpoint here. … We'll add one to Console's at WriteLine(sum) … and then another to line 24. … And you'll notice there are some buttons … that appear at the top here. … The Continue button is the button we've used before. … It allows us to continue the program's execution … after hitting a breakpoint. … If we click this button, we jump to the next breakpoint. … It's important to remember … that after hitting the Continue button, … the program will only stop again … if it runs into another breakpoint. … This means if I hit the Continue button again, … the program continues executing until it's finished …