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How do I skip the java's own classes (ex: Activity.java) while debugging? In other words, how do I skip the debug part here? I only want to see the classes I wrote.

I tried to debug, but java's own classes appear in front of me and this takes a lot of time.

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    For the debugger there is no difference between your classes and classes that belong to the Android framework. When using step-by-step debugging just don't step into classes that belong to the Android API.
    – Robert
    Commented Apr 10 at 7:27
  • How can i control this step into classes? Is there anyway to control and modify it?
    – darknessww
    Commented Apr 10 at 7:33
  • "skip the debug part"? You don't. Just don't put breakpoints in them
    – Stultuske
    Commented Apr 10 at 7:34
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    You know there is "Step Into" versus "Step Over" buttons, right?
    – k314159
    Commented Apr 10 at 9:02
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