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Debug Your Jupyter Notebook’s Code with snoop

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Debug Your Jupyter Notebook’s Code with snoop

Have you ever tried to print multiple attributes of a Python object in your Jupyter Notebook to debug it? snoop allows you to automatically print all of those attributes using one magic command.

To use snoop, add %%snoop at the beginning of the cell you want to debug.

You can also use snoop as a decorator of your Python function.

Link to snoop.

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