conditional breakpoints
Conditional breakpoints refer to a debugging technique in software development where breakpoints are set based on specific conditions, such as variable values or program state. They allow programmers to pause the execution of code only when certain conditions are met, helping to diagnose and fix bugs more efficiently.
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