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Berkeley CS61A: Notes
  • 🌍Hello, World!
  • 💭Learn to Think Like Your Computer
  • Building Blocks
    • ❗Expressions in Python
      • ℹ️Mathematical Statements
      • 🤫Variables
      • 🍑Data Types in Python
    • 🚧Introduction to Functions
      • 🏃‍♀️How Python Executes a Function Call
      • 🚱Functions that Don't Return Anything
    • 🌊Control Flow
      • ⁉️What is an if statement?
      • 💾What is a Loop?
      • 🚨What are Logical Operators?
        • 😖Logical Operators, Seemingly Illogical Behavior
      • 🚰How Does Control Flow?
    • ⚡Higher-Order Functions
      • ⏸️What are Higher-Order Functions Used For?
      • 👆Self-Reference
    • 👾Environments and Scope
      • 🖊️How to Make Environment Diagrams
  • STRUCTURES OF DATA
    • ➰Recursion
      • 🫀Anatomy of Recursion
      • ⛽Recursive Leap of Faith
    • 🎄Tree Recursion
      • ⬇️The Use It/Lose It Principle
    • 📤Iterables
      • ✂️List Slicing
      • 💤Deep Lists
      • 🌋Iterable Functions
      • 💽List Comprehensions
    • 🙈Abstraction
    • Trees
    • Linked Lists
    • Iterators and Generators
    • Efficiency
  • Extra Topics
    • 🎭Errors and their Types
      • 🏹Error vs Exception
      • 🔙What is Backtracing?
    • 🚡How the Terminal and the File are Different
    • 🍬Decorators
  • Debugging Tools
    • 🖨️Debugging with Print Statements
    • 🐛Debugging with the Debugger
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  1. Debugging Tools

Debugging with Print Statements

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  • This is not a recommended method of debugging. No professor will advise you to debug like this.

  • Yet this is a technique you'll end up using often in your CS career

  • I would rather you learn it properly (and know when to avoid it!) than to not learn it at all and lack this feature in your set of tools

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