What is a breakpoint?
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What is a breakpoint?
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A breakpoint is a marker in a program code that causes the program to break the execution and signals a debugger attached to the application process to pause the execution. During the pause state of the execution, a user can take time to analyze variables, data records, and other settings in the program. The user can also execute the program in step mode from a particular breakpoint onwards. When the debugger reaches a breakpoint, it is said to be in break mode.
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