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SUMMARY:Stop using print! Understanding and using the "logging" module - R
 euven M. Lerner
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DESCRIPTION:If you're like me\, then you've long known about Python's "log
 ging" module\, but you've ignored it because it seemed too complex. In thi
 s talk\, I'll show you that "logging" is easy to learn and use\, giving yo
 u far more flexibility than you can get from inserting calls to "print" al
 l over your code. I'll show you how you can start to use "logging" right a
 way -- but also how you can use it to create a sophisticated logging syste
 m that sends different types of output to different destinations. After th
 is talk\, you'll know how to use "logging"\, and you'll be less likely to 
 use "print" in your applications.
LOCATION:South Hall 2A
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2023/talk/VPWTYU/
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