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You just put your code in a block like this:
#IF DEBUG//code goes here#endifThis is not a runtime thing, this is a preprocessor directive, which means the code in that block won't even be compiled and will not be included.
If you want to check at runtime if you're debugging, you can check Debugger.IsAttached
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