How to Debug Common Python Errors
Python debugging involves identifying and fixing errors in your code using tools like tracebacks, print() calls, breakpoints, and tests. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to interpret error messages, use print() to track variable values, and set breakpoints to pause execution and inspect your code’s behavior. You’ll also explore how writing tests can help prevent errors and ensure your code runs as expected.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll understand that:
- Debugging means identifying, analyzing, and resolving issues in your Python code using systematic approaches.
- Tracebacks are messages that help you pinpoint where errors occur in your code, allowing you to resolve them effectively.
- Using
print()helps you track variable values and understand code flow, aiding in error