1. A debugging tool that pauses program execution only when a specified condition is met, rather than pausing at every execution of a particular line
The developer set a conditional breakpoint to stop execution only when the variable count exceeded 100.
O desenvolvedor definiu um ponto de interrupção condicional para pausar a execução apenas quando a variável count excedesse 100.
2. A breakpoint in a debugger that includes a logical condition expression to filter when the breakpoint should trigger
Using a conditional breakpoint saved time by eliminating the need to step through hundreds of loop iterations.
Usar um ponto de interrupção condicional economizou tempo ao eliminar a necessidade de percorrer centenas de iterações de loop.