DAE break your own script by deleting one line and spend 2 hours on a fix?
I was working on a little to-do list app in Python last Tuesday night around 11pm, and I deleted what I thought was a useless print line to clean up the output. The whole thing crashed with an IndentationError that pointed to a line way further down, which made no sense to me at all. I ended up re-adding the line just to get it running again, but does anyone actually know why removing one harmless line can throw an error somewhere else?