Xcode Debugger: view value of variable

Check this How to view contents of NSDictionary variable in Xcode debugger?

I also use

po variableNameprint variableName

in Console.

In your case it is possible to execute

print [myData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]  

or

po [myData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]

I agree with other posters that Xcode as a developing environment should include an easy way to debug variables. Well, good news, there IS one!

After searching and not finding a simple answer/tutorial on how to debug variables in Xcode I went to explore with Xcode itself and found this (at least for me) very useful discovery.

How to easily debug your variables in Xcode 4.6.3

In the main screen of Xcode make sure to see the bottom Debug Area by clicking the upper-right corner button showed in the screenshot.

Now set a Breakpoint – the line in your code where you want your program to pause, by clicking the border of your Code Area.

Now in the Debug Area look for this buttons and click the one in the middle. You will notice your area is now divided in two.

Now run your application.

When the first Breakpoint is reached during the execution of your program you will see on the left side all your variables available at that breakpoint.

You can expand the left arrows on the variable for a greater detail. And even use the search field to isolate that variable you want and see it change on real time as you "Step into" the scope of the Breakpoint.

On the right side of your Debug Area you can send to print the variables as you desire using the mouse's right-button click over the desired variable.

As you can see, that contextual menu is full of very interesting debugging options. Such as Watch that has been already suggested with typed commands or even Edit Value… that changes the runtime value of your variable!

Also you can:

1. Set a breakpoint to pause the execution.
2. The object must be inside the execution scope
3. Move the mouse pointer over the object or variable
4. A yellow tooltip will appear
5. Move the mouse over the tooltip
6. Click over the two little arrows pointing up and down
7. A context menu will pop up
8. Select "Print Description", it will execute a [object description]
9. The description will appear in the console's output

IMHO a little bit hidden and cumbersome...