Do you litter your code with print and log statements to figure out why it isn't doing what you expected? If so, this talk is for you! The Python Debugger is an easy to use debugging tool once you learn the commands. For those that haven't been exposed to it yet, it may be overwhelming. This talk aims to cover all of the most commonly used commands for day to day debugging sessions. It will also briefly cover a few pdb alternatives to make debugging easier and ways to integrate pdb into popular editors. For each command, the audience will learn what the command does, its shortcut and how it is used. The usage examples will be done by running pdb against code during the presentation. This will give the audience the chance to see live examples of how pdb can be used to debug and investigate Python code. Audience members should leave the talk with enough knowledge to start debugging and inspecting their own programs right away. With the power of pdb in your toolbelt, you'll never be left in the dark, wondering why that code isn't doing what you expected. You'll be able to dig in and get to the bottom of the issue faster than ever.