What happens when multiple debugger statements are encountered in sequence?
Sequential debugger statements behave as follows: 1) Each statement creates a separate pause point, 2) Execution stops at each debugger statement in sequence, 3) Developer must continue execution to reach the next statement, 4) Useful for stepping through critical code sections, 5) Allows inspection of state changes between statements, 6) Enables detailed analysis of code flow, 7) Each pause provides full debugging capabilities, 8) Helpful for tracking value changes across multiple operations.