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Ihosvany Diaz
2,946 PointsWhy is possible to have an out put in the debugger area if the teacher don't have an NSLog for the process
I tried to recreate my app the same way but I can't have a result in the debugger area, how is this possible if the theater don't have an NSLog
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Stephen Whitfield
16,771 PointsThere are controls at the top right that allow you to show/hide your views. Click the center button that says "hide or show the debug area" when you hover over. That should allow you to see the debug window.