Hey Guys! Hope everyone is good out there and doing well in all what you all can do :)
Recently, I was revising the Exception-Handling concept in Python. I came through a topic called "logging".
Since now I've had quite a fine time with Python, I still could not figure out what's the exact use of learning logging concept for a student. I haven't come across any scenarios where I would be using the logging concept.
It would really be helpful if you guys could help me out.
Looking forward to the answers you guys!!
Thanks a lot in advance ;)
Anamika
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Logging is incredibly useful for applications where you want to later review what it’s been doing, or review the details of handled exceptions. If your application consists of different components then you can use other tools to bring these various log files together and review the overall health of the application.
You can also do things like controlling the level of logging, so during development you might write out all of statements including debug level, but in production you might limit it to only info or error and above.
Definitely worth spending the time learning about it.
That seems really interesting XD XD. Thanks a lot! :)
It's boring during the development phase but once your app moves to production it will your best thing to review how the real world users are interacting with your app and will give loads of insights on improving and in case of a live issue will help save your time to find out the reasons quickly.
Indeed! I felt the same.
Actually I haven't used it practically yet. But now am surely lookin forward to! XD :)
I also have a confusion in logging module.
I hope the comments will help you. They made my vision a bit clear on it.