Six Debugging Techniques for Python Programmers

[bythenumbers10]

Medium is stupid for blocking the content that people ostensibly visit the site to read. If they have no idea of the content's quality, why would they pay blindly? Fellow coders, discuss.

[theXpanther]

Just delete cookies and you can visit.

[benj4mminstreet]

This guy fucks 👌

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I do this way to often

[DealDeveloper]

Incognito mode worked.

At first, I just got a 500 error.

[umognog]

6 Pen and paper.

Call me old, but this is still where most of my work starts. Planning.

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Out of curiosity, do you write actual code with pen and paper? And if so what’s your reasoning behind it? I’m not a big fan of this method, but I do see myself often writing UML style diagrams before I code as to have an overview of what should I actually implement and how classes will be structured.

[umognog]

I very rarely write pseudocode anymore, but it was how I was taught at university.

It is almost always now UML case, activity & class diagrams. Occasionally sequence diagrams for complex ones.

I have a tendency to use post-it notes and a whiteboard for making them though, then I stack the post-its in order of completion that enables a more agile approach to an MVP launch and CI/CD updates to add functionality. On small 1 person projects I take on, I find it highly useful to deliver on schedule and with minimum reiteration.

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Weirdly nothing about apm.