How to "jump" loops with the debugger, intelliJ, Java

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Well, my question is how can I make a for loop run whole without having to press the F7 key all the time. I want it for a for that I print a matrix that is changing, and of course, if I go with the F7 I shot three years.

I mean, I do not know how to make the for in a sentence that I'm going through with the debugger, as if it was not happening with the debugger, I do not know if I explain.

I have searched for the forums and I have not found (I do not say it is not).

I would greatly appreciate the help. a greeting Thanks!

    
asked by Varox 17.12.2017 в 12:38
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What you can do is put a break in the key where the for ends and to visualize the result you can put a 

 System.out.println("Resultado matriz: " + nombreVariable);

With that you can see the result faster.

    
answered by 28.12.2017 в 20:41
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