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Expand Up @@ -78,10 +78,10 @@ Once you have your hardware set up, we can continue to explore the Debugger tool

The Debugger is a brand new tool integrated in the Arduino IDE 2.0. You can easily access it from the sidebar on the left, grouped with the **Board Manager**, **Library Manager**, **Search** and **Sketchbook Explorer**.

Mind that doing so will only show you its interface, but the real magic happens when you click the **bug icon** in the buttons menu.

![The Debugger button.](assets/debugger-img01.png)

Mind that doing so will only show you its interface, but the real magic happens when you click the **bug icon** in the buttons menu.

Now, in order to use the debugger, we need specific hardware instruments, the choice of which is very dependent on what kind of board/processor you are using, and you will almost always need an external debugger.

![Debugger icon available if board is supported.](assets/debugger-img02.png)
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