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Understanding .NET stack traces

Detailed information about the error and the call stack

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Jakub Chodounsky
September 02, 2024

Understanding .NET stack traces
13 minutes by Thomas Ardal

Stack traces are important for debugging and understanding exceptions in .NET applications. They provide detailed information about the error and the call stack when an exception occurs, allowing us as developers to investigate why an error happened.

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