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5 most efficient ways to debug python code
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  1. Use a debugger: Python includes a built-in debugger called pdb that allows you to step through your code line by line and inspect the values of variables. This can be a powerful tool for tracking down errors in your code. See how to debug python code using PDB and other tools in the video below.
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  3. Print statements: A simple but effective way to debug your code is to use print statements to output the values of variables at different points in your code. This can help you see what your code is doing and identify where errors are occurring.
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  5. Use a logging library: Instead of using print statements, you can use a logging library to output messages at different levels of severity (e.g., debug, info, warning, error). This can help you organize your output and make it easier to filter and analyze.
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  7. Use an IDE with debugging capabilities: Integrated development environments (IDEs) such as PyCharm and Visual Studio Code offer debugging tools that can make it easier to track down errors in your code. These tools often include features such as breakpoints, watches, and call stacks that can help you pinpoint the source of an error.
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  9. Ask for help: If you are stuck trying to debug your code, don't hesitate to ask for help from others. This could be from fellow developers on your team, on forums such as Stack Overflow, or in online communities for Python developers. Often, fresh eyes can help spot errors that you may have missed.
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  13. Video content topics include:
  14. * Continuous Integration
  15. * Python Debugger: PDB
  16. * Debugging with print statements
  17. * Debugging with IPython
  18. * Using pylint and pytest to debug code
















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