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I want to begin this video at the same place that we left off in the last one in the last video we looked at a computation expression thatamp;#39;s defined at the bottom here called logger and we executed these three statements thatamp;#39;s going to be important for this video so if you havenamp;#39;t seen the previous one please check that one out but the conclusion was we could execute these statements and get them printed to the console without actually specifying a print statement within here that was how we rationalized or Justified the existence of these computation Expressions that they can sort of insert code for us so just to see that this works the way we imagine it would let me run it and we can see that we get these values printed to the console even though thereamp;#39;s no explicit printout and thatamp;#39;s because the logging is contained up here in the logging Builder and sort of kept away from the code and I didnamp;#39;t go into any details whatsoever in last
