2-Minute Guide: Logging in Python (the right way)
When it comes to debugging and monitoring your Python applications, logging is an essential tool. However, many developers rely on the print() function, which is not the best approach. In this guide, we'll explore the differences between print() and the logging module, and show you how to use logging correctly.
Print() vs Logging Module
print() is a simple function that outputs text to the console. However, it lacks flexibility and control. The logging module, on the other hand, provides a more robust and configurable way to log messages.
Basic Configuration
To get started with logging, you
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