Welcome to Python Logging! Whether you’re new to programming or an old hand, you have probably seen or interacted with logs.
A log is any information from the program that the original software developers thought would help debug their application. They usually consist of timestamped informational messages and different levels of errors.
Some companies require logs for auditing purposes, such as who was the last person to edit or change a setting or document. Most developers use logs to track down bugs. If you design your application correctly, you can use different logging levels to increase or decrease the log’s verbosity.
