Those of you who have developed web applications using ASP before know how cumbersome debugging your application is. In ASP, debugging in a painful process that usually involves using the Response.Write() method to output the values of variables. Ask yourself this: how many times have you forgotten to remove the debugging statements prior to deploying a web application? Things have changed drastically with the launch of the .NET framework. In .NET, you can use the debugger in Visual Studio .NET to trace through the execution of your web application, or you can use the Trace class in the System.Web.TraceContext namespace.
