breakpoint
/ˈbriːkpɔɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
A point at which a process or system is interrupted or paused, especially in order to examine or modify its state.
“The programmer set a breakpoint in the code to debug the issue.”
2. verb
To interrupt or pause a process or system at a specific point, especially in order to examine or modify its state.
“The debugger will break the program at the point where the error occurs.”