PyCharm's debugging has two display modes, Debugger and Console.
The Debugger displays the contents of each element in list form;
the Console is similar to the direct Run output.
Debugger mode
·The difference between Step Over and Step Into…
| Debugging mode | shortcut key | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Step Over | F8 | Debug a line of code without entering the sub-function; if there is no sub-function, the function is the same as Step Into |
| Step Into | F7 | Single step execution, enter sub-function |
| Step Into My Code | Alt + Shift + F7 | During the debugging process, if you want to follow the code step by step, you can just press F7 (Step Into), and sometimes it will be transferred to the source code for execution. At this time, through Step Into My Code, you can let debug return to your own code and continue to the code. Execute under |
| Force Step Into | Alt + Shift + F7 | Forced entry, you can enter anywhere during debugging |
| Step Out | Shift + F8 | Run all the code after the breakpoint; when single-stepping into the sub-function, use step out to execute the remaining part of the sub-function and return to the previous layer function |
| Run to Cursor | Alt + F9 | Centered is executed until it stops at the cursor; when used inside a loop, a loop is executed when clicked once |
·Jump directly from the current breakpoint to the next breakpoint
The above description is based on single-step debugging. If the two breakpoints are far apart and it is time-consuming to execute them step by step, you can use Run–>Resume Program to jump directly to the next breakpoint.
·Set parameter values in debug mode
For example, if you loop a hundred times in total and want to skip the rest after the first loop, you can set the value of the loop variable i as shown below to skip the loop.
Console mode
In console mode we can more conveniently output some attributes we want to see.
