> We've all been there though, at some point in our careers. Possibly multiples of times (try changing thousands of "echo" statements to call a logger because i

> We've all been there though, at some point in our careers. Possibly multiples of times (try changing thousands of "echo" statements to call a logger because it was initially meant to be a simple script that just kept growing). Been there - now unless it is a very simple / throwaway code, I always start with logging setup from the start. It also helps with print based debugging because you can tune the output.