the code looks like this - has many prints for debug purposes. I want to have some toggle 'button' , one liner that enables/disables those print statements. without commenting out/in.
#age
if (row['age'] < 25.0):
print()
print('age < 25')
score += -45.0
print('score changed to : %d ' % score)
elif (row['age'] >= 25.0) and (row['age'] < 29.0):
print()
print('25 < age < 29')
score += -22.0
print('score changed to : %d ' % score)
elif (row['age'] >= 29.0) and (row['age'] < 35.0):
print()
print('29 < age < 35')
score += 1.0
print('score changed to : %d ' % score)
elif (row['age'] >= 35.0):
print()
print('age > 35')
score += 19.0
print('score changed to : %d ' % score)
#f27
if (row['f27']== ''):
print()
print('f27 missing found')
score += -18.0
print('score changed to : %d ' % score)
Hope code below will help you.
from __future__ import print_function
debug = True
def print(*args, **kwargs):
if(debug):
return __builtin__.print(*args, **kwargs)
The above code will override the builtin print function. it prints if debug set to True otherwise it skips print.