Debuggin terms

Question

What does it mean and where to use it: step into, step out, next line, next instruction, run to cursor, step into instruction.

I'm bit confused among these terms. Not getting any better explanation in google.

Answer 1

Those commands tell debugger where to place the next temporary breakpoint. For example, now we are observing the breakpoint at the line, which call a function. If we want to see what's doing inside the function, we hit step into. Otherwise hit next line and that function will be executed without breaks. Step out skips breaks inside the function after step in. Run to cursor puts breakpoint at the selected line. Etc.

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

Step into works the same for if,else if,else & loops ??