Yes, a stack trace at a particular point is often the most helpful bit of debugging info. I'm not sure if it would be nearly as helpful in Go to step through a

Yes, a stack trace at a particular point is often the most helpful bit of debugging info. I'm not sure if it would be nearly as helpful in Go to step through an chunk of unknown code that crashed, since python's execution is generally linear, whereas Go usually has a high degree of concurrency.