Question
In the context of debugging an Object-Oriented program, what does "stepping over" a method call typically do in a debugger?
Solution
"Stepping over" means the debugger executes the current line (which might be a method call) as a single unit and then pauses at the next line of code in the current scope. "Stepping into" would enter the method's implementation.
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