As this post has mentioned a few times, it is accompanied by a recently published tutorial on how to use Python asyncio, which we encourage anyone interested in using the technology to read.

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But as [mostlynerdness] shows, Python’s interpreter wants to help you create your own debugger, and you can follow along to see how it’s done.

Version 1.0 of the new debugger for Python in Visual Studio Code (VS Code), called Debugpy, shows up in the latest update of the popular Python tooling for the open source, cross-platform code editor.

System is Win32, with a 3 week old cygwin and Activestate python install. I use rxvt as a terminal and tcsh as a shell.When I enter "python -m pdb snake.py" it just sits there. To run the debugger ...

The new Debugpy debugger for Python in Visual Studio Code hits version 1.0 in the latest update of the Python tooling for the open source, cross-platform code editor.