That’s cool and all, but have you tried using `python -i`? It’s like the hit enter to run function python command line thing but better.
You can write a script, run it with `python -i script.py`, and then interact with the functions and variables directly in the shell. It’s a game-changer for debugging.
Also, check out the `bpython` interpreter. It’s like Python’s interactive mode but with syntax highlighting and autocomplete.
You can write a script, run it with `python -i script.py`, and then interact with the functions and variables directly in the shell. It’s a game-changer for debugging.
Also, check out the `bpython` interpreter. It’s like Python’s interactive mode but with syntax highlighting and autocomplete.