Error Handling : Valid Commands
If the command name is recognized by the debugger but the number of
argument values is not correct or if the values of the arguments are not valid,
then the debugger writes a message that identifies the problem.
In some cases, the debugger performs the command and discards the invalid
argument or arguments. For example, if you type where xxx, unless xxx is the keyword
full, the debugger outputs a traceback, discards xxx, and writes a message such as "Input discarded:
xxx."
In other cases, both the valid command and invalid arguments are discarded,
and the debugger writes one or more messages.
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