[Python Tips] Beyond print()

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- It is a simple but good tutorial. Normally I don't like simple, short tutorials, because they are a lot easier to write than the others; which forces me to state it specifically. But I liked the "trick". When people check out the documentation, they usually don't check obvious things until they really need those specific things. So, when someone wants to debug/logging, they just use print if they don't need specific ways of logging. For example, I always used print for debugging. That's why this post is a "trick". It shows something useful that you don't know and harder to acquire. Thanks, waiting for the next one!

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I use python too.
While dealing with lists , I use pprint () which is pretty print to display in an organised way.

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pprint() is very handy for lists and dictionaries, but that's typically something you would do when debugging and not production.

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I remember years ago trying to do research on logging methods in Python and being surprised how difficult it seemed to find info about it. A lot really do just use print. That really doesn't cut it except in tiny quickly written programs.

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