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Tutorial: Java Debugger

Java debugger helps in finding and the fixing of bugs in Java language programs. The Java debugger is denoted as jdb.

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jdb session

The way to start the jdb session is to have jdb launch a new JVM (Java virtual machine) with the main class. Then the application of the main class is debugged by substituting the command jdb in command-line.

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