Multiple choice

SMITH was running a form in the debug mode and begins to step through the code of a lengthy subprogram. After stepping through a few lines of its code, he realized that the error came not from the code in that particular subprogram but from code that is executed after it. At this point, how can he jump to the next line of code after the call to the subprogram?

  1. Clicking Step Over to step over the execution of the subprogram

  2. Opening the Stack panel, selecting the previous stack frame, and clicking Go

  3. Clicking Step Out to resume stepping through code after the subprogram is called

  4. HE cannot do this in the same debug session. He should click Stop, set a breakpoint immediately after the subprogram code is called, and run the form in debug mode again
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Explanation

Step Over executes the entire subprogram without stepping through its internal lines, then returns control to the line immediately after the subprogram call. This is exactly what SMITH needs when he realizes the error is in code after the subprogram, not within it.

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