I feel like print statements are great for debugging, they're good at showing the order of things or changes over time.
For git, try git add -p. Lets you review and stage one change at a time. Or just git diff (for unstaged changes) or git diff --cached (for staged changes), then you don't need to run 10 diff commands in sequence.
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I feel like print statements are great for debugging, they're good at showing the order of things or changes over time.
For git, try
git add -p. Lets you review and stage one change at a time. Or justgit diff(for unstaged changes) orgit diff --cached(for staged changes), then you don't need to run 10 diff commands in sequence.