# Debugger Windows

Use to examine and debug project files. When you start a debugging session the IDE opens some debugging windows by default. In addition to the main Debugging window in the left pane of the IDE, other debugger windows open as tabs below the editor.

The Debugging window opens in the left pane of the IDE and uses a tree structure to displays the threads and calls in the current debugging session. The current thread and call are displayed in bold. Expand the node for suspended threads to view the call stack.

In the debugger tabs, information is organized into lists. Each list item represents a single object. Each column represents a property of the object. Data displayed in blue underlined text is linked to the source code.

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