Thank you Paul. I might add that it would be interesting if you would post videos on using various frameworks in PyCharm such as Flask, FastAPI, Django etc. with sample web apps
Hello, Paul. How do we set a 'go' point or 'execution' point above the current line being executed while debugging? Another way of saying this is, How do we change the current line being executed without rerunning the entire method? An example: We are stepping through a loop and realized that before entering the loop, we need to initialize a variable to 0. We add the line of code to initialize the variable above the loop then we want to move the execution point from the end of the loop to the init statement above the loop. Step through the init and then restep though the loop.
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Do you mean that Paul Everitt has made all the effort to explain PyCharm debugging and you can't be arsed to literally lift a finger and move your mouse to take the video marker to the 91-second mark?
![How to debug in PyCharm (PyCharm debugger tutorial) + 5 Examples [+ MISTAKEs you make!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zccNzCzqukE/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you! Delightful! Pythonic video with a nautical map in the background!
Thank you Paul. I might add that it would be interesting if you would post videos on using various frameworks in PyCharm such as Flask, FastAPI, Django etc. with sample web apps
thanks, Paul, your video was helpful
Hello, Paul. How do we set a 'go' point or 'execution' point above the current line being executed while debugging? Another way of saying this is, How do we change the current line being executed without rerunning the entire method?
An example: We are stepping through a loop and realized that before entering the loop, we need to initialize a variable to 0. We add the line of code to initialize the variable above the loop then we want to move the execution point from the end of the loop to the init statement above the loop. Step through the init and then restep though the loop.
Really nice video! Thanks Paul
Would have liked to know more about to change variables on the fly
It is disappointing that there is no emoji gesture in this video... 0:54
Very clear~
Thanks
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I guess it depends on your target - getting more subscribers or producing attractive and useful information or entertainment. @@ramboahoe
Do you mean that Paul Everitt has made all the effort to explain PyCharm debugging and you can't be arsed to literally lift a finger and move your mouse to take the video marker to the 91-second mark?
@@rajanalexander4949 Having a bad day, are we?
@@pdepNot really, but thanks for asking!