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

Debugging tip:

Tracebacks are stacked—last error is the root cause, and the rest is the call history.

The `File "<path>", line X` line is in python what tells you where error occurred.

For big projects, `logging.debug()` can help track down weird issues.

Also, `icecream` (`pip install icecream`) is a fun alternative to `print()` debugging.