I'm new to ASP.net and C# but have used Java before for developing web applications.
During Java development I used System.out.println(); to output strings to check on the values of my variables without having to use debug. Is there a similar line of code in C#?
I've tried Console.writeline(); but that doesn't seem to work with a web app.
Thanks in advance
ASP.net with C#?
USe Response.write() method in web app
U can use Response.output.write () method also for formatted output
Reply:if you aren´t familiar with watches in debug mode, you can create labels at your webform and then set the values of these with variables you want to watch:
label1.text = yourvariable;
label2.text = anothervar;
Reply:the answer given above is correct, Response.Write() but you should get on board with the breakpoints, they are so much more efficient!
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