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 For example: For example:
 +<code lb>
    statictext #win.debug, "Debug Line", 0, 0, 785, 17    statictext #win.debug, "Debug Line", 0, 0, 785, 17
    #win.debug "!Font Arial 10"    #win.debug "!Font Arial 10"
    #win.debug ”a$="; a$; ” n=”; n    #win.debug ”a$="; a$; ” n=”; n
    wait ’xxx    wait ’xxx
 +</code>
  
 ===== MainWin ===== ===== MainWin =====
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 ===== Debugging Exercise ===== ===== Debugging Exercise =====
 You have written a short program and it is working well.  You have written a short program and it is working well. 
 +<code lb>
   NoMainWin   NoMainWin
   WindowWidth = 800   WindowWidth = 800
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       end       end
   end sub   end sub
 +</code>
 However, you decide it needs a small modification. You want to add a 'Pause' button which will stop the counting. Clicking the 'Start' button will resume the counting where it left off. I've made it easy for you to add your modification. Just un'rem' three lines -- one for the button, and two for its click routine. However, you decide it needs a small modification. You want to add a 'Pause' button which will stop the counting. Clicking the 'Start' button will resume the counting where it left off. I've made it easy for you to add your modification. Just un'rem' three lines -- one for the button, and two for its click routine.
  
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