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Running a program in the debugger will put '''KDevelop''' in a different mode: it will replace all the "Tool" buttons on the perimeter of the main window by ones that are appropriate for debugging, rather than for editing. You can see which of the modes you are in by looking at the top right of the window: there is a button named <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice> in ''editing'' mode, and a button named <menuchoice>Debug</menuchoice> in ''debugging'' mode; clicking on them allows you to switch back and forth between the two modes; each mode has a set of tool views of its own, which you can configure in the same way as we configured the <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice> tools in the section [[KDevelop5/Manual/Working_with_source_code#Tools and views|Tools and views]].

Running a program in the debugger will put KDevelop in a different mode: it will replace all the "Tool" buttons on the perimeter of the main window by ones that are appropriate for debugging, rather than for editing. You can see which of the modes you are in by looking at the top right of the window: there is a button named Code in editing mode, and a button named Debug in debugging mode; clicking on them allows you to switch back and forth between the two modes; each mode has a set of tool views of its own, which you can configure in the same way as we configured the Code tools in the section Tools and views.

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	Running a program in the debugger will put '''KDevelop''' in a different mode: it will replace all the "Tool" buttons on the perimeter of the main window by ones that are appropriate for debugging, rather than for editing. You can see which of the ~~mode~~ you are in by looking at the top right of the window: there ~~are tabs~~ named <menuchoice>~~Review~~</menuchoice>, <menuchoice>Debug</menuchoice>~~, and <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice>~~; clicking on them allows you to switch back and forth between the ~~three~~ modes; each mode has a set of tool views of its own, which you can configure in the same way as we configured the <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice> tools in the section [[KDevelop5/Manual/Working_with_source_code#Tools and views\|Tools and views]].		Running a program in the debugger will put '''KDevelop''' in a different mode: it will replace all the "Tool" buttons on the perimeter of the main window by ones that are appropriate for debugging, rather than for editing. You can see which of the modes you are in by looking at the top right of the window: there is a button named <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice> in ''editing'' mode, and a button named <menuchoice>Debug</menuchoice> in ''debugging'' mode; clicking on them allows you to switch back and forth between the two modes; each mode has a set of tool views of its own, which you can configure in the same way as we configured the <menuchoice>Code</menuchoice> tools in the section [[KDevelop5/Manual/Working_with_source_code#Tools and views\|Tools and views]].