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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ learning Python, I am using the same API for putting breakpoints. With this
release, ```breakpoint()``` is introduced as a built-in function. Because it is
in a built-in scope, you don't have to import it from any module. You can call
this function to put breakpoints in your code. This approach is handier than
importing ```pdf.set_trace()```.
importing ```pdb.set_trace()```.

![Breakpoint function in Python 3.7](/assets/images/walkthrough_python_3_7/breakpoint_example.gif)

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