Eclipse
The standard open-source IDE for Java development, evolving into a multi-language, multi-purpose environment through plugin architecture
Debug shortcuts for efficiently identifying and fixing Java application bugs with breakpoint setting and step execution
F11
Debug
Runs in debug mode.
💡 Hint: F11 for debug
🎯 Launch application in debug mode to track bug causes step by step
F5
Step Into
Executes the next line and steps into methods.
💡 Hint: F5 to go in
🎯 Step into methods to examine detailed processing and identify root causes
F6
Step Over
Executes the next line without stepping into methods.
💡 Hint: F6 to step over
🎯 Execute current line and proceed to next, efficiently tracking processing flow
F7
Step Return
Finishes executing the current method and returns to the caller.
💡 Hint: F7 to return
🎯 Execute current method to completion and return to caller to check processing results
F8
Resume
Continues execution until the next breakpoint.
💡 Hint: F8 to resume
🎯 Continue execution to next breakpoint for focused debugging on specific areas
Ctrl+F2
Terminate
Terminates the running program.
💡 Hint: F2 to terminate
🎯 Terminate debug session to prepare for re-execution after fixes
Ctrl+F11
Run
Runs the program.
💡 Hint: F11 to Run
🎯 Run application in normal mode to verify overall behavior
F4
Show Type Hierarchy
Shows the type hierarchy of the current class.
💡 Hint: F4 for hierarchy
🎯 Display class inheritance relationships to understand object-oriented structure for debugging
Ctrl+3
Quick Access
Provides quick access to commands, views, and preferences.
💡 Hint: Quick 3
🎯 Quickly access debug and variable views to efficiently check debug information