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1/8 🐍 🧵 Are you a Python newbie looking to level up your skills? Check out our latest blog post, "How to Progress from Beginner to Intermediate Python Developer"! #Python #Developer #Programming vegibit.com/how-to-progres…
2/8 We start with Python basics: syntax and indentation, variables and data types, operators, and more. Master these, and you're on your way to writing clean, efficient code. #PythonBasics #CodeNewbie vegibit.com/what-are-pytho…
3/8 Control flow statements and loops are key to making your code dynamic and adaptable. Our post goes in-depth on how to make the most of these tools. #PythonLoops #ControlFlow vegibit.com/how-to-use-if-…
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[1/10] 🚀 Advanced R Debugging: Debugging & error handling are essential skills for every R programmer. In this thread, we'll explore powerful tools & techniques like traceback(), browser(), & conditional breakpoints to make debugging in R a breeze. #rstats #datascience Image
[2/10] 📝 traceback(): When your code throws an error, use traceback() to get a detailed call stack. This function helps you identify the exact location of the error in your code, making it easier to pinpoint the issue. #rstats #debugging #datascience
[3/10] 🔍 browser(): With browser(), you can pause the execution of your code & step through it one line at a time. This interactive debugging tool allows you to inspect the values of variables and expressions, which can be a game-changer when diagnosing complex issues. #rstats
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