I have a code that should run only in debug mode.
Is it better to use HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled or “#if DEBUG … #endif”?
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I have a code that should run only in debug mode.
Is it better to use HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled or “#if DEBUG … #endif”?
Thanks,
If the debug code should absolutely not be compiled into your release assemblies, then it’s better to use
#ifstyle (or consider using conditional methods).When using
#if DEBUGblocks (or conditional methods), the code will not be compiled into your assembly if the build is not aDebugbuild i.e. theDEBUGcompilation symbol is not defined.