When you are programming, it is vitally important to know how to log. Logging can be used for debugging purposes and as a way of tracking the progress of your program. This article will show you some basic logging techniques that will help you get started with this technique. – Get the logfile ready. This should be a variable for holding the name of your file, declared outside any function that you are using in your code (or if inside a function it needs to be local). – Use the `logging` module. It is important to use an appropriate logging level and specify where to send logs: console or file folder. The default log levels are critical, error, warning, info or debug – these correspond respectively with maximum severity order from top down. You can set different levels by assigning them as arguments when calling logging functions like `critical`, `error`, etc., but remember that this will overwrite whatever was there before being assigned new ones. If no location was specified then errors will just

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