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I mean how to avoid stepping through system methods. There is an answer here

It is written:

Go to Android Studio > Preferences > Debugger > Stepping then in the bottom click the plus arrow with the question mark that says Add Pattern. Type android.* and hit OK and then Apply.

But I can't find preferences in Android Studio. There is settings. There are debugger settings in there. But there is no stepping settings. Can someone kindly point me to stepping settings? Thanks!

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Niaz
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  • I don't know what version of Android Studio you have, but you can always use the Search field in the top-left corner in the Settings/Preferences window, that will filter the options for you; just search for Stepping. – Adinia Nov 09 '15 at 07:27

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I found it in Settings > Build, Execution, Deployment -> Debugger -> Stepping

And find "Do not step into the classes".

Android studio 1.4.1

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Simply Just use 'f9' (Resume Program).

This will Resume your program Normally and will stop only if there is a Break Point.

Hope this helps you.

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