How to view the running order in PyCharm?

In PyCharm, you can use the debugging feature to view the execution order of a program. Here are some steps:

1. Open the Python file you want to debug.
2. Set a breakpoint at the beginning of the code. You can set a breakpoint by clicking on the empty space to the left of the line number in the code, which will display as a red circle.
3. Click on the “Debug” button in the PyCharm toolbar, or use the shortcut “Shift + F9” to start the debugging mode.
4. Before starting debugging, you can configure some debugging options, such as enabling/disabling the console window.
5. After clicking the “debug” button, the program will stop at the first breakpoint, allowing you to view the values of variables and the current state of the program.
6. Use the buttons on the debugging toolbar (such as “Continue,” “Step Into,” “Step Over,” etc.) to control the execution of the program. Each time you click these buttons, the program will continue to execute in the order of the set breakpoints.
7. You can understand the program’s execution order and logic flow by observing the values of variables and the program’s output.
8. During the debugging process, you can add/remove/modify breakpoints at any time to pause the program’s execution when needed.

By following these steps, you can easily view and debug the running order of programs in PyCharm.