for(int i=0;i<100;i++){Console.WriteLine(i);} Now put a debugger on Console.WriteLine(i); Right click on the same and you will find condition option there, so u can put your condition thereHope this will help you.

The debug point will hit based on the condition, Break point will have an option to set for some condition.

Put a Condition into a Breakpoint, Condition will be checked against the value and if it matched Breakpoint will allow it to enter into Debugging of that line of code.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3788605/if-debug-vs-conditionaldebug

Right click on the breakpoint and you will find condition option there, so u can put your condition there Thanks.

Conditional methods allow developers to create methods whose calls can be placed in the code and then either included or omitted during compilation based on a preprocessing symbol.

Thanks for the quick response

Can you please share any sample code for understanding

Let say u have a for loop For(int i=0;i<100;i ) { //some code } Now you want to stop the dbugger point when i=30 In that scanario we can use conditions to stop debugger @30