I work with data scientists and ML people more than hardcore developers, but I've noticed that a lot of people who use sublime text tend to resort to print() debugging.
IMO python's lack of explicit typing makes it difficult to reason about by inspection alone ("does foo() return a dataframe or a numpy array?!"). For me at least, I need to get into the guts of a system and watch it execute to really understand it. The print() debug crowd tend to be much better than me at reasoning about code by inspection alone, but when you work on something complex that you didn't write yourself, that only gets you so far.
IMO python's lack of explicit typing makes it difficult to reason about by inspection alone ("does foo() return a dataframe or a numpy array?!"). For me at least, I need to get into the guts of a system and watch it execute to really understand it. The print() debug crowd tend to be much better than me at reasoning about code by inspection alone, but when you work on something complex that you didn't write yourself, that only gets you so far.