That's a matter of being organized and competent, not a fault of print(). People create bugs by forgetting things all the time. If you believe their spin, FB s

That's a matter of being organized and competent, not a fault of print(). People create bugs by forgetting things all the time. If you believe their spin, FB snarfed millions of contact lists by accident because of that. I've troubleshot countless things that happened because of code that fell between the cracks. And on the other side of that, I could tell you about the time we went a month without logs in production because someone didn't properly test a library change, so everyone's carefully manicured logging broke. There's nothing wrong with print(), at least that isn't wrong with a lot of other things.