I made a very short and very simple tutorial on how to use the debugger in Python 3.2 (should be the same as 2.7).

My knowledge of this debugger is what I discovered and I'm not sure whether I covered this tool in its entirety.

A debugger will let you step through your code and peek the contents of variables.

Link: http://youtu.be/VDJp8NNPxV8

Hope this helps

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I made a very short and very simple tutorial on how to use the debugger in Python 3.2 (should be the same as 2.7). 

My knowledge of this debugger is what I discovered and I'm not sure whether I covered this tool in its entirety.

A debugger will let you step through your code and peek the contents of variables.

Link: http://youtu.be/VDJp8NNPxV8

Hope this helps

anonymous · Answer

I would have liked the ability to see the line being executed coloured differently. I could not get it to "stick". Is there a work around to make this function?

anonymous · Answer

Kudos for the initiative, mate. I personally never used the debugger, so I could use some intro to it :-)
There is no sound, tho. Was it recorded like that or corrupted?

anonymous · Answer

bmp: Thank you for the nice comments.

I'm totally dependent on a debugger. Without it I feel that something critical is missing.

anonymous · Answer

I did not record sound. It was really a quick and dirty affair. I'm looking at the Visual Studio integration. It really looks promising. I'll try to round something up maybe over the weekend.