Start Python Debugging With pdb
You can break into the debugger with just a single line of Python code. When execution reaches that point, the program stops and you're dropped into the pdb debugger. If you're using Python 3.7 or later, then you can also use breakpoint() instead. You can automatically enable or disable all of your breakpoint() calls by modifying environment variables.
pdb also supports post-mortem debugging, which will tell Python to drop you into a pdb prompt as soon as an exception is reached. This is useful for when you don't have write access to a Python script but still want to debug it.
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