7 Ways to Look at the Values of Variables While Debugging in Visual Studio

This post details seven ways to inspect variable values while debugging in Visual Studio without modifying code: DataTip (hovering, pinning), Autos Window (variables near instruction pointer), Locals Window (local scope variables), Watch Windows (user-defined variables/expressions), QuickWatch dialog (single variable/expression inspection), Parallel Watch Windows (across threads/recursive calls), and Immediate Window (scratch pad for viewing/changing values). It also mentions the community feedback program for the Visual Studio debugger.