Active Statements
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When you are debugging, any function currently on the call stack is an active function.
Active statements include the current statement, which is the statement where the execution pointer is currently located, and any statements in active functions that were called to get to the current statement.
The current statement is marked by a yellow background in the source window. Other active statements are marked by a gray background and are read only. These default colors can be changed in the Options dialog box.
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How to: Use Edit and Continue (C#)