Visualizing your Python code with "Python Tutor"

Good information!

Yeh, I am using it, really great tool for me, as i am not from programming background, is this only one visualizer available on whole world right now? but really great and i love it, thanks to Python Tutor.

may almighty God give reward to all who provide knowledge for free.

It is my first time commenting! Thanks for your videos, i really enjoy them!. I have used Python Tutor before, it is awesome how the visual feedback helps you to catch way better concepts. I tend to recommend it every time i can.

Awesome explanation! Very informative!

Wow! it helps me a lot to understand my code as a beginner! Thank you so much for recommending this great website sir!

Excellent and will help to new programmers!!

i use this visualizator too. but it looks old now . 3.6 version..

Do you know of any library for Python that behaves like Visualize Ruby gem by Dustin Zeisler which allows you to generate flowcharts from Ruby code and experimentally trace the execution path through it?

Sir it does not support open method ,sys module ,paperclip and shelve module.I am in a fix

Sir , is it possible for you to briefly discuss the source code of this website . I am trying develop a similar website to visualize code . Thanks

is a "return" keyword a local variable(working behind the scenes)? I know that when we encountered the "return" keyword the function stops execution and send back the result of the function call(return value) to the place where the function was originally called. There is no any clear answer, on google, but i guess it's just a local variable in order to stop and return a value. Is that wrong through my assumption ?

i am unable to give user inputs in this. is it possible to give user inputs? or we just have to do static programming?

Hi, this is a super helpful website, but I am unable to visualize Binary tree problems, if you are aware and have tried, could you please guide me here? Thanks in advance!