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We've just seen how to run the debugger.

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Now let's step through
our code line by line.

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There's a tool bar down
here in the lower left and

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it contains controls on how to debug.

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Let's quickly go over each one.

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This first one is the Rerun button,
which would restart the debugging session.

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Next is the Resume button, which
resumes normal execution of the code.

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If there are any more breakpoints,

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then it will run until it
gets to the next break point.

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Then we've got Pause and Stop buttons,
which are pretty self-explanatory.

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Notice that the Pause button is currently
grayed out because we're already paused.

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This next one down here with multiple
circles shows all the breakpoints we

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currently have.

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This can be especially useful when
we're debugging more complex tasks.

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Now let's jump over to
these buttons at the top.

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These control how we
walk through the code.

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The first one takes us to
the current line of execution.

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So if we were in the person class,
maybe on line 11,

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we could use this button to get back
to the line where we're paused.

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These next ones are used to step
through the code in different ways.

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This first one is called Step Over,

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followed by two different Step Into
buttons, and then a Step Out button.

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Step Over, the first one,
will step to the next line to be executed

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after this current line is all done,
which for me is line 9.

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Clicking on this Step Over button would
process everything on our new person line,

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and then it would pause
again right here on line 9.

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Step Into means that we'll step
into the current method call,

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provided there is one on the current line.

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In this case, clicking Step Into
means we would take the debugger into

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the constructor of the person class.

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Let's try that.

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Nice, and if we look to the bottom we can
see that the name parameter is set to Ben.

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And that the name field
hasn't been set yet.

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So let's hit Step Over two times to
bring us to the end of the method.

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And now we can see that
the name field has a value.

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From here, let's use Step Out
to get back to the main class.

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Step Out runs all the code until
the end of the current method and

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then waits for us to make the next move.

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Awesome, now that we've seen
how to use the debugger,

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let's hit the Resume button to
finish running the program.

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Great job learning about IntelliJ.

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I know it might seem overwhelming
at first, but as you can see,

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it's got a lot of features to
make our lives a lot easier.

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Until next time.