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0:00 Intro & why to debug without a debugger
0:58 Technique 1 - Using LEDs as indicators
3:40 What to do when you don't have LEDs
5:21 Technique 2 - Using system LCD to display values
6:00 Why printf debugging is not used

This video is part of my Embedded Systems Explained series and its aim is to highlight the alternatives to debugging on Embedded Systems when you don't have an actual debugger available. Embedded systems are a critical part of many modern applications, and understanding how to debug them is essential for success. Debugging techniques without a debugger include using LEDs to indicate that certain parts of your code have run or the system display to show the value of certain variables while the code is running. These techniques may be useful for those starting to develop programs for Embedded Systems at home, as debuggers can be expensive. This video also discusses about why using printf to debug is not effective on Embedded Systems.

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