Debugging is a part of the software development process where programmers look for and then resolve issues that prevent the software from running correctly or as expected. This series will explore different methods for debugging Python programs, including how to use the Python Debugger, how to work with the code module for debugging on an interactive console, and how to use logging to debug.

In software development, debugging is the process of looking for and resolving issues that prevent computer software from running correctly. The Python debugger pdb provides a debugging environment for Python programs. In this tutorial, we will go over how to work with pdb to implement an interactive debugging environment that you can use with any of your programs written in Python.

The Python code module is a useful and quick tool for debugging because it can be used to emulate the interactive interpreter. This tutorial will cover how to work with this module to examine your code.

The logging module is part of the standard Python library and provides tracking for events that occur while software runs. You can add logging calls to your code to indicate what events have happened. In this tutorial, we will go over how to work with logging calls to understand the various events that occur from running your program over time.