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Debug.Assert False behaves identically to Stop. I use it if I am in
sort of a hurry: If there is not enough time to take care of all
possible error conditions (with adequate messages, logs, etc.) then I
try to ensure at least the success conditions for a program first.

Thanks. Is there ever a reason to use one over the other?
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Correction: I use Debug.Assert <success condition if I am in sort of
a hurry. Debug.Assert False I never use. Stop should be used then.

Regards,
Bernd