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Debugging with breakpoints from the console in Python

I am trying to switch from Matlab to python. One of the nice features of Matlab is that when debugging, I can put a breakpoint in some code and do something to invoke this code from the command line. Using PyCharm + IPython, I did not find a way to do this in Python. It seems I need to run the whole script in debug mode in order to do any debugging, and not just do it from a simple command. I suppose I could write a single line of script with a command that interests me, but it seems like there should be a better way. What is Python for this?

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I would recommend using Python Tools for Visual Studio . This is free and open source, and although Visual Studio itself is obviously not open source, there is ( PTVS Integrated ), which comes with a free and very functional version of Visual Studio for commercial use. In addition, students and staff at most educational institutions will have free access to Visual Studio Ultimate through Dreamspark .

If your program is stopped at a breakpoint, you can open "Python Debug Interactive" (from tools-> python tools), which will open an interactive python shell with access to all the variables available in your program namespace, to a breakpoint, so same as you can do in matlab.

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