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9 Command Line Flags That No Python Programmer Must Ignore
Commonly used Python command-line options in a single frame.
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Sourcery: The AI Pair Programmer That Every Python Programmer Must Have
Build reliable, documented and tested projects with Sourcery.
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Avi Chawla
How To Enforce Type Hints in Python?
...and make them more powerful.
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Debugging Made Easy With PySnooper
Rather than using many print statements to debug your python code, try PySnooper. With just a single line of code, you can easily track the variables at…
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Avi Chawla
Deep Learning Network Debugging Made Easy
Aligning the shape of tensors (or vectors/matrices) in a network can be challenging at times. As the network grows, it is common to lose track of…
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Avi Chawla
Lesser-known Feature of f-strings in Python
While debugging, one often explicitly prints the name of the variable with its value to enhance code inspection. Although there's nothing wrong with…
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Avi Chawla
Inspect Program Flow with IceCream
While debugging, one often writes many 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗻𝘁() statements to inspect the program's flow. This is especially true when we have many IF conditions…
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Avi Chawla
Fine-grained Error Tracking With Python 3.11
Python 3.11 was released today, and many exciting features have been introduced. For instance, various speed improvements have been implemented. As per…
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Avi Chawla
Don't use print() to debug your code.
Debugging with print statements is a messy and inelegant approach. It is confusing to map the output to its corresponding debug statement. Moreover, it…
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Avi Chawla
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