What happens if you hit step into once and then start hitting step over?

When I hit 'step in' once, the cursor moves to line number 5, and hits "step over", the cursor moves to line number 6 and hits "step over" again, the cursor moves to line number 8. and hits "step over" again, the cursor moves to line number 6 and hits "step over" again, the cursor moves to line number 8. I set to 1

I have observed In the whole process the cursor moves between line number 8 to 6 and the value of the variable i changes from 0 to 5 .

 

That sounds like what I would expect to happen.

 

That sounds like what I would expect to happen.

I think the more I practice, the better I can understand it, for this I will need good code. can you offer me some code so that i can know more debugging.

 

You're better off writing your own code so that you know what it is supposed to do compared to what it actually does.

 

You're better off writing your own code so that you know what it is supposed to do compared to what it actually does.

I don't have a good use case for writing code. I can try to write my own code. But I want to write such code so that it is easy for me to debug the code and I can understand how to debug the code.

Can you suggest a good use case so that I can write a program for it?

 

Make up something! Write a program that prints out the squares of all the numbers from 1 to 9. Or that prints out a multiplication table up to 20x20.

Do a search for introductory programming problems and you will find sites with literally hundreds of problems. One such site is Project Euler.

 

Make up something! Write a program that prints out the squares of all the numbers from 1 to 9.

I have written program that prints out the squares of all the numbers from 0 to 9

I am going to examine this in a bit detail. I don't understand the how memory window is working shown in the right side