How do I use PDB commands for debugging in Python?

How do I use PDB commands for debugging in Python?

You can use the Python Debugger (PDB) by importing it in your script. Start with import pdb and then use pdb.set_trace() to set a breakpoint.

What are some common PDB commands I should know?

Some common PDB commands include:

1. n (next) - execute the next line.
2. c (continue) - continue execution until the next breakpoint.
3. q (quit) - exit the debugger.

How can I inspect variables while debugging?

You can inspect variables by simply typing their names in the PDB prompt. For example, if you have a variable x, just type x to see its value.

Can I step into functions while debugging?

Yes, you can use the s (step) command to step into functions and see their execution line by line.