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Originally Posted by gj15987
On a random note I got my AS results back today and i got an A in computing! yay!
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Good to hear it man. I did too. Man, I was crapping myself yesterday morning...
Delphi 6 does have a debugger. Simply set a breakpoint (I can't remember how), and hit the Start button. The application will run until it hits the breakpoint, at which point it will throw you back to the code (but the app will still be running). You can then use the Step Into and Step Over functions in the Debug menu (I think) to step through the program one line at a time.
Step Into will go into a function when it's called and let you step through that function; Step Over will skip over it. Use Step Into only when you want to go through the function.
If I recall correctly, at any point, you can hover over variable names and a tooltip will tell you what that variable contains. Of course, if I don't recall correctly, you're gonna have to figure it out yourself. :p