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The page is from MIT. Keeping here only for reference.
| python -m pdb <name>.py [args] | begin the debugger |
| help [command] | view a list of command, or view help for a specific command |
Within a python file:
| import pdb
... pdb.set_trace() |
begin the debugger at this line when the file is run normally |
| l(ist) | list 11 lines surrounding the current line |
| w(here) | display the file and line number of the current line |
| n(ext) | execute the current line |
| s(tep) | step into functions called at the current line |
| r(eturn) | execute until the current function's return is encountered |
| b [#] | create a breakpoint at line [#] |
| b | list breakpoints and their indices |
| c(ontinue) | execute until a breakpoint is encountered |
| clear [#] | clear breakpoint of index [#] |
| p <name> | print value of variable <name> |
| !<expr> | execute the expression <expr> |
| run [args] | restart the debugger with sys.argv arguments [args] |
| q(uit) | exit the debugger |