When debugging, which panel shows current local variables and their values?

The Locals Panel is specifically designed to display the local variables that are currently in scope at the point where the debugger is paused during execution. This panel is invaluable when debugging, as it provides immediate visibility into the various variables that are locally defined within the current function or method, along with their current values.

By utilizing the Locals Panel, developers can easily inspect how values change as the program executes, helping to identify issues related to variable states and logic flow. This feature supports effective debugging by allowing changes to be monitored directly in the context of the code being executed, facilitating a more efficient troubleshooting process.

In contrast, the Watch Panel is utilized to monitor specific variables or expressions, while the Immediate Panel allows for the execution of commands and inspection of variable values but doesn't focus on the local variables' current state like the Locals Panel does. The Activities Panel serves a different purpose, often displaying processes or tasks rather than variable states.