Answer / Gyanendra Kumar Singh

Debugging and testing a SAS program can be done using the LOG, PUT, and RUN statements. The LOG statement writes diagnostic information to the SAS log, while the PUT statement writes data to the SAS log or a user-specified output file for inspection. The RUN statement allows you to test part of your code without running the entire program.

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