There are two ways to cancel breakpoints, which are applicable to different situations. The first is suitable for the java interface, cancel directly; the second is suitable for the Debug interface. Each has its own advantages, and everyone gets what they need.
The first method is to use run-->removebreakpoint directly in the editing interface such as javaee. All breakpoints can be canceled.
The second, suitable for the debug interface, is faster. It can also be switched to the debug interface in the editing interface.
Find the fit interface button in the upper right corner and switch to the debug view (assuming you don't know how to enter the debug interface, hehe).
After successfully entering the debug interface, find the breakpoint option (the middle one of the three options) from the upper right corner.
You will see a row of icons, a debug breakpoint with an X number to cancel the selection, and two X numbers to cancel all breakpoints. Select the two X's and click.
In the pop-up dialog box, click yes to cancel all breakpoints.
Finally, after canceling all breakpoints, you can go back to the interface you want by switching between different views.