[marssaxman]

You're only doing something wrong if you're failing to get your work done. The important part of the debugging process is the bit that happens in your head, so you should use whichever tools suit the way you think.

It depends somewhat on the type of work you are doing. Some problems are more easily spotted by dropping in and having a look at the program state, but there are problems a debugger cannot help you with at all.

I made heavy use of debuggers earlier in my career, but after a few years working in environments where logging was the only option, I found I preferred that style.