When using the debugger, which command lets you execute a method call without seeing the individual statements within the method?
A) step out
B) step over
C) step into
D) step execute

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The command "step over" allows you to execute a method call without diving into the individual statements within the method. This is useful when you just want to quickly see the result of the method without going through each line of code. "Step out" is used to exit the current method and return to the calling method. "Step into" is used to dive into the individual statements of the current method. There is no command called "step execute."

When Using the Debugger, Which Command Lets You Execute a Method