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Authors:
Barbara Dolye
Chapter:
Debugging And Handling Exceptions
Exercise:
Exercises
Question:19 | ISBN:9781285096261 | Edition: 4

Question

The primary difference between using Step Into and Step Over is:
a. Step Into halts at the last line of code inside a called method.
b. Step Over halts at the first line of code inside a called method.
c. Step Over steps into the most deeply nested method.
d. Step Over executes the called method and halts at the first line of code
    after the method.
e. Minimal. They provide the same functionality.

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