If you use Python's print() function to get information about the flow of your programs, then logging is the natural next step for you. This tutorial will guide you through creating your first logs and show you ways to curate them to grow with your projects.

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Logging is a crucial practice for Python developers to record relevant information during code execution. Python's standard library includes a powerful logging module that helps in debugging, analyzing performance, and understanding application flow. This guide covers working with the logging module, setting up basic logging configurations, utilizing log levels, formatting log messages, directing log records through handlers, and defining logging rules with filters.

Logging in Python – Real Python

<p>I used it a couple of ys ago, very powerful</p>
