DebuggerNone

DebuggerNone is a setting used in programming environments to indicate that no debugging tools or breakpoints are active for a particular piece of code. When this setting is applied, the program runs without interruption, allowing the code to execute smoothly without pauses or inspections. It’s useful when you want to ensure that the code runs quickly and efficiently, or when debugging is unnecessary. Essentially, DebuggerNone signals that no debugging features should interfere with or monitor the program’s execution at that time.