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You are using Visual Basic to test a procedure named Test1, which is located in Module1, in the Add Watch dialog box, you create a new watch expression and set the watch type to break when value is true. You want this watch expression to be active when code is running in the Test1 procedure. Which settings should you specify for the procedure context and the module context of the watch expression?
A. Set the procedure context to Test1, and set the module context to All Modules.
B. Set the procedure context to Test1, and set the module context to Module1.
C. Set the procedure context to All Procedures, and set the module context to Module1.
D. Set the procedure context to All Procedures, and set the module context to All Modules.
Answer: B.



  
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