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hey there hows it going everybody in this video well be going over the basics of logging and Python now theres a lot that we can do with logging in Python so Im actually going to break these up into two separate videos now in this video were going to look at how to get started with logging by replacing our print statements with log statements were also going to set different logging levels and also log information to files now in the next video well look at how we can use loggers throughout multiple modules and how we can configure the levels so that different information gets sent exactly where we want it to go okay so first of all if youre not using logs right now then you should definitely start trying to work it into your code where ever it would be useful python comes with a logging module built in so theres no need to anything extra a lot of people put off learning good logging habits because its easier to sometimes just put in print statements and catch your p