What is a breakpoint?
Answer / Shrawan Kumar Gupta
In C++, a breakpoint is a special marker set during debugging that causes the program execution to pause at the line where the breakpoint was set. Breakpoints can be used to inspect variables, step through code, and analyze program behavior.
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