worst
Worst is probably the worst Python REPL out there. I used it to get interactivity in a place where breakpoint() was throwing a segmentation fault for some reason
Installation
pip install worst
Usage
- Ctrl+C to exit the REPL and go back to normal code execution
- Add
\to the end of the current line to enter a new line
Refer to example.py for an example
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