i'm kinda new to VB and all that. now i remember seeing people use debug.print to see results of things. how do i do this in VB.Net and what's the best why to do things like, show values of variables and stuff like that?
You can use Debug.WriteLine to write to the debug window,
or when you set a break point the Autos window will show the list
of variables that are currently in use.
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