Not the OP, but I program professionally in Python for the past 5 years and i have never set a breakpoint. Assuming they don't work in lambdas (sounds like a tooling issue), is this really such a big problem?
>Not the OP, but I program professionally in Python for the past 5 years and i have never set a breakpoint.
This means you are either one of the best or one of the worst programmers. People in the middle have bugs in their program and can use a debugger to find them.
>sounds like a tooling issue
The tool, in this case, being the interpreter. Which is exactly the point.
This means you are either one of the best or one of the worst programmers. People in the middle have bugs in their program and can use a debugger to find them.
>sounds like a tooling issue
The tool, in this case, being the interpreter. Which is exactly the point.