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when you start to run your code more often or on a server you want to have logging in there somewhere so you can see whatamp;#39;s happening and whatamp;#39;s going on with it when youamp;#39;re not watching it in this video Iamp;#39;m going to show you two different ways you can do that with this web scraping example here the first one is using print and now Iamp;#39;ve talked about this before and Iamp;#39;ve advised against it but it does have its place and the second one is using logging now they are both going to be using the event hooks within our HTTP client because that is what we want to actually log the requests that that scraper is making to the server so Iamp;#39;m using https but this absolutely works with requests as well they have exactly the same thing works in very similar way so if we look at the event hooks page here on the httpx documentation it tells us that we can add in these hooks for a request and response and we can then decide what we do and it has som
