In Python, what tells you where an error occurred? How do you read tracebacks effectively? or When de

Opinionated take:

Tracebacks are underrated. People panic, but they’re literally handing you the answer.

Bottom = error. Above = context. `File "<path>", line X` = in python what tells you where error occurred.

If you’re lazy (like me), `pip install rich` and use `rich.traceback`—it colorizes tracebacks so they’re easier to read.