Software engineering and personal development
One of the most common ways to debug is by using print() functions in Python.
They are so commonly used all over the place that you may even end up seeing them in code that is included in production.
One thing that not a lot of people know is that you can include conditions in print() functions.
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One of the first commands that you have probably written when you started your journey learning programming was printing a “Hello World” statement:
Did you know that you can print more than just a “Hello World” or other things in a single line?
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Most of the time you are adding elements into a list, or set, or a dictionary. However, there can also be cases when you just need to remove elements. Maybe a particular element, or even all elements at once.
If that is the case, then there is a quick method in Python that you can use to do that.
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We spend a considerable portion of our time using a web browser and may sometimes need to get a screenshot of a full page in your browser. I recently learned that Google Chrome has the option to do that without using any additional extensions. In this article, we will see how we can do that.
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