<\/span><\/h2>\n\nChanging the value of a variable while debugging in Eclipse is a straightforward process. Simply follow the steps below:<\/p>\n
1. Set a breakpoint at the desired location in your code by double-clicking on the left margin of the editor, or by right-clicking on the line and selecting “Toggle Breakpoint.”
\n2. Start debugging your code by clicking on the “Debug” button (or by pressing Ctrl + F11).
\n3. Once the breakpoint is hit, the debugger will suspend execution at that line of code.
\n4. In the “Debug” perspective, you can find the “Variables” view. If it is not visible, go to “Window” > “Show View” > “Variables.”
\n5. Locate the variable you want to modify and double-click on its value in the Variables view.
\n6. A dialog box will appear, allowing you to modify the value of the variable.
\n7. Enter the desired new value and press Enter or click the “OK” button.
\n8. The variable will now be assigned the new value, and the code will continue executing from that point onward.<\/p>\n
NOTE:<\/b> Changing a variable’s value during debugging is useful for testing different scenarios and observing how it affects the behavior of your code. However, keep in mind that the changes made during debugging will not persist once the debugging session ends.<\/p>\n