Hey,

I had time to make a quick video tutorial for those very beginners or those who dont understand how the msgbox() function works, im hoping to make more video/non video tutorials soon, hope this one helps

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I could of maybe explained it a little better but it was all off the top of my head so sorry if i sound all mumbled up lol.

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LOL!!! I love your British accent!!!
Hey, I think you need to setup the recordings options, there's a little bugging sound like... "bbbbbbzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzziiiiiiingggggggg... " kind of annyoing...? I don't know if you hear it...?

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lol Thanks ...sorry bout the buzzing sound, it was the fan, its laptop im on so it often heats up with the amount i use it, sending the fan into action.

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Msgbox is a nice tool for debugging - but you can also write to the Console without popping up the msgbox. Console.Write(Message). An even better way to debug is to setup break points by clicking to the Left of the Coding Window and a red dot will appear. When it hits this area in the code it will stop and bounce you to the coding window - then you can hover over each element and see it's values at that point and time and setup variable watches. You can even "Step Into" or Over certain elements or functions. Once you have a larger application, you will definitely want to debug with breakpoints so you can watch your variables or elements realtime and navigate steps in your app realtime

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For someones first application i don't think they will be quite ready for debugging unless they have previous knowledge of another language to help them , good tips for people who maybe searching the forum though

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