I have a very specific technical (UX) reason for using `print()` to debug sometimes.

In VS Code, if you want to run debugger with arguments (especially for CLI programs), you have to put these arguments in launch.json and then run the debugger.

This is often tedious to do, because I usually have typed these arguments and tested in terminal before, and now I have to convert them into json format, which is annoying.

To make it worse, VS Code uses a separate window for debug console than your main terminal, so they don't share history/output.

So if I know what to look at already and don't really need a full debugger, I often just use print() temporally.