After pressing F8 in the debugger, where could the program processing next stop?

When pressing F8 in the debugger, the program processing continues until it reaches the next breakpoint that has been set in the code. This allows the developer to control the flow of execution during debugging and pause it at specific points where they need to investigate the program state or variables.

Breakpoints are key debugging tools, and they can be set manually at specific lines of code or method entries. Therefore, using F8, you can navigate through the code seamlessly, allowing the program to execute without interruption until it hits another breakpoint, while also facilitating a more organized approach to debugging.

The other options do not align with how the debugger operates in ABAP. The next line of code or the next ENDMETHOD statement does not necessarily indicate a pause unless a breakpoint exists there. Stopping at the end of the program similarly does not occur simply by pressing F8 unless it is the last statement of execution and no subsequent breakpoints are defined.