* Breakpoint: In vs, you can view, modify, or even modify the variable value at the breakpoint.Program;
* You can set a condition breakpoint, that is, the breakpoint takes effect only when certain conditions are met;
* F9: you can set a breakpoint to be canceled on the current row;
* Ctrl-D + ctrl-B: Create a breakpoint;
* Right-click a breakpoint to set a breakpoint;
* Managed code: managedCode;
* Breakpoint ASSISTANT: solves the problem when the breakpoint cannot work, is a small Web (http://www.controlav.com/bphelper) created by a person in charge of vs Debugger)
* Ctrl-alt-E: You can open the exception dialog box, add custom exceptions, and find existing exceptions;
* Ctrl-Alt-N: view the running document and debug JS Code;
Haha, it's speechless, and the rest are quite DIY, strong and strong. Wait for me to reach a higher level;