I’d like to sprinkle some print statements in my code to show where I am and print important values to a console window.
How do I do that, but then be able to turn it off for the release version?
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I’d like to sprinkle some print statements in my code to show where I am and print important values to a console window.
How do I do that, but then be able to turn it off for the release version?
All calls to
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Print()will be removed when you switch to a release version.