Microsoft gives away their.Net framework- or you can buy the CD for a nominal fee. Now, if you want the IDE and debugger, that might cost you 600 bucks or whatever. Println statements are ok, some great programmers use em, but theres nothing like waving a mouse over a variable to see whats in it. Especially if a boss wants to walk thru the code with you. Or youre in a hurry.
I just cant imagine not using a debugger.
Added features in a C++ debugger might be seeing more template code.
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Microsoft gives away their .Net framework- or you can buy the CD for a nominal fee. Now, if you want the IDE and debugger, that might cost you 600 bucks or whatever. Println statements are ok, some great programmers use em, but theres nothing like waving a mouse over a variable to see whats in it. Especially if a boss wants to walk thru the code with you. Or youre in a hurry.
I just cant imagine not using a debugger.
Added features in a C++ debugger might be seeing more template code.