Oh man, Python: how to identify error location is such a pain sometimes! I feel you.
One thing that saved me is using VS Code with the Python extension—it highlights the exact line where the error happens, and you can click the traceback to jump straight to it.
Also, try `pdb` again but start simple—just add `import pdb; pdb.set_trace()` where you think the bug is. It’s like print() debugging but way smarter.
If you’re lazy like me, `logging.debug()` is a lifesaver too. Dumps all the info without cluttering your terminal.
One thing that saved me is using VS Code with the Python extension—it highlights the exact line where the error happens, and you can click the traceback to jump straight to it.
Also, try `pdb` again but start simple—just add `import pdb; pdb.set_trace()` where you think the bug is. It’s like print() debugging but way smarter.
If you’re lazy like me, `logging.debug()` is a lifesaver too. Dumps all the info without cluttering your terminal.
