The VS Code Julia debugger does not depend on Debugger.jl :) The best way to think about it is that Debugger.jl is a terminal debugger, and VS Code hat as graphical debugger. Both are powered under the hood by JuliaInterpreter.jl, but the two top-level things are independent.
I think I would also probably start the debugging section with the VS Code debugger, in my mind that is way easier for beginners than either of the two terminal based solutions. But then, hey, I'm biased on that one, so feel free to ignore ;)
The VS Code Julia debugger does not depend on Debugger.jl :) The best way to think about it is that Debugger.jl is a terminal debugger, and VS Code hat as graphical debugger. Both are powered under the hood by JuliaInterpreter.jl, but the two top-level things are independent.
I think I would also probably start the debugging section with the VS Code debugger, in my mind that is way easier for beginners than either of the two terminal based solutions. But then, hey, I'm biased on that one, so feel free to ignore ;)