I am looking at the examples (and the comments here about f-strings), but neither fit my own usage of debugging with print. When I use print, it is mostly for t

I am looking at the examples (and the comments here about f-strings), but neither fit my own usage of debugging with print. When I use print, it is mostly for two reasons. To see the structure of a dict (often with multiple layers of dicts inside), or to get dir(x) to see what methods and attributes of a library object, since the documentation is not always so forthcoming.