By default, code written with the Debug class is stripped out of release builds?

Correct answer: A. Yes

  • A. Yes
  • B. No
  • C. May be
  • D. Confuse

Explanation

Calls to the Debug class are conditionally compiled when the DEBUG symbol is defined, so they are normally omitted from a Release build. This prevents debugging operations from being included in production output.

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