"Python: how to identify error location – any tips for quickly finding where things went wrong?"
Hey everyone!
I keep running into bugs in my Python code, and the error messages sometimes feel like a wild goose chase. Python: how to identify error location faster?
Like, the traceback helps, but scrolling through a ton of lines is exhausting. Do y'all have any tricks?
I’ve tried print() debugging (lol), but there’s gotta be a better way. Heard about pdb but never really got the hang of it.
What’s your go-to method? Breakpoints? Logging? Or just good ol’ staring at the code till it magically works?
Thanks in advance!
(Also, if this has been asked a million times, sorry—point me to the thread!)
Hey everyone!
I keep running into bugs in my Python code, and the error messages sometimes feel like a wild goose chase. Python: how to identify error location faster?
Like, the traceback helps, but scrolling through a ton of lines is exhausting. Do y'all have any tricks?
I’ve tried print() debugging (lol), but there’s gotta be a better way. Heard about pdb but never really got the hang of it.
What’s your go-to method? Breakpoints? Logging? Or just good ol’ staring at the code till it magically works?
Thanks in advance!
(Also, if this has been asked a million times, sorry—point me to the thread!)