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README.md

How to Use

Click on the debug Icon on the left/right menu bar in vscode.
Select Debugging configuration from the drop downs.
Click on the play button next to RUN AND DEBUG to start debugger.
Put the break points in you code and enjoy.

For Attach Docker Debugging configuration, you would require Docker Desktop to be running. For best experience, have Docker Extension installed.

Using Debugger

Once you plug in debugger you would get below toolbar on the top center of you pane.

Use below controls to Debug your code.

Action	Explanation
Continue / Pause `F5`	Continue: Resume normal program/script execution (up to the next breakpoint).
	Pause: Inspect code executing at the current line and debug line-by-line.
Step Over `F10`	Execute the next method as a single command without inspecting or following its component steps.
Step Into `F11`	Enter the next method to follow its execution line-by-line.
Step Out `⇧F11`	When inside a method or subroutine, return to the earlier execution context by completing remaining lines of the current method as though it were a single command.
Restart `⇧⌘F5`	Terminate the current program execution and start debugging again using the current run configuration.
Stop `⇧F5`	Terminate the current program execution.

For more info, you can refer VSCode Official Docs.

Happy Debugging ! 😀