Debugging is one of the more tedious parts of any development process. No matter how well you code, there will almost always be unexpected dynamics that only come to light when the program is run. Sometimes the only aberration is the unexpected behaviour of an otherwise functional program. But other times, the program crashes, leaving a trail of error messages through which one must wade. Recently, while discussing error handling in the RSS reader series, I went through a Python error message line-by-line.
If you need to review Python's error handling, I wrote a tutorial on the topic a while ago. If you need to look up an exception or a warning, there is a complete list under "Python Modules".
If you need to review Python's error handling, I wrote a tutorial on the topic a while ago. If you need to look up an exception or a warning, there is a complete list under "Python Modules".
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