Step debugging imported modules in Python with Visual Studio Code
import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv(some_data)
I put a breakpoint in the second line of this code and Visual Studio Code stops at this breakpoint. But when I try to step into the "read_csv" function vscode apparently performs a "step over".
I also tried setting a breakpoint inside the "read_csv" function but with the same result.
So how do I step into the mentioned function?
python debugging visual-studio-code python-import
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import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv(some_data)
I put a breakpoint in the second line of this code and Visual Studio Code stops at this breakpoint. But when I try to step into the "read_csv" function vscode apparently performs a "step over".
I also tried setting a breakpoint inside the "read_csv" function but with the same result.
So how do I step into the mentioned function?
python debugging visual-studio-code python-import
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
Seems to work for me. What exactly issome_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?
– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago
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import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv(some_data)
I put a breakpoint in the second line of this code and Visual Studio Code stops at this breakpoint. But when I try to step into the "read_csv" function vscode apparently performs a "step over".
I also tried setting a breakpoint inside the "read_csv" function but with the same result.
So how do I step into the mentioned function?
python debugging visual-studio-code python-import
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv(some_data)
I put a breakpoint in the second line of this code and Visual Studio Code stops at this breakpoint. But when I try to step into the "read_csv" function vscode apparently performs a "step over".
I also tried setting a breakpoint inside the "read_csv" function but with the same result.
So how do I step into the mentioned function?
python debugging visual-studio-code python-import
python debugging visual-studio-code python-import
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
asked 22 hours ago
schnesim
7710
7710
Seems to work for me. What exactly issome_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?
– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago
add a comment |
Seems to work for me. What exactly issome_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?
– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago
Seems to work for me. What exactly is
some_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
Seems to work for me. What exactly is
some_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago
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Seems to work for me. What exactly is
some_data? Also, I assume this is Python 3?– Anoop R Desai
21 hours ago
some_data is a pandas DataFrame which got saved as csv. But this was just an example. The main point is, that I can't step inside this function. Yes, it is Python3 and I tried it under macOS as well as Ubuntu both running the latest version of vscode and Python3.
– schnesim
17 hours ago