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If you are new to logging in Python, please feel free to start with our Introduction to Python logging to get started smoothly. Otherwise, here is how to log to Stdout with Python:
Python, by default, logs to a console. You can call the function on the module:
import logging
logging.warning("Warning.")
OUTPUT
WARNING:root:Warning.
Python already provides default formatting.
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You can also use the provided classes:
import logging
logger = logging.getLogger("nameOfTheLogger")
ConsoleOutputHandler = logging.StreamHandler()
logger.addHandler(ConsoleOutputHandler)
logger.warning("Warning.")
Create a new logger and a new handler. Assign the class StreamHandler
 to the
handler and assign the handler to the logger. The output will be the following:
Warning.
If you would like to have more options when it comes to logging your apps, have a look at our Guide to logging with Loguru, which is the most popular third-party logging framework for Python.
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