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Log levels and when to use them in Express - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the purpose of log levels in Express applications?
Log levels help organize and filter log messages by their importance or severity, making it easier to monitor and debug applications.
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beginner
Name the common log levels used in Express logging.
Common log levels include: error, warn, info, verbose, debug, and silly.
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beginner
When should you use the 'error' log level?
Use 'error' to log serious problems that cause parts of the app to fail, like exceptions or failed database connections.
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beginner
What kind of information is suitable for the 'info' log level?
'Info' logs general events like server start, user logins, or successful operations to track normal app behavior.
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intermediate
Why use 'debug' or 'verbose' log levels during development?
'Debug' and 'verbose' provide detailed insights into app flow and variable states, helping developers find issues before release.
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Which log level should you use to record a failed database connection in Express?
Aerror
Bdebug
Cverbose
Dinfo
What log level is best for recording a user successfully logging in?
Awarn
Binfo
Cerror
Ddebug
Which log level provides the most detailed information for troubleshooting during development?
Adebug
Bwarn
Cerror
Dinfo
If you want to log a minor issue that does not stop the app but might need attention, which level fits best?
Asilly
Berror
Cinfo
Dwarn
Which log level is least likely to be enabled in a production Express app due to verbosity?
Ainfo
Bwarn
Cdebug
Derror
Explain the different log levels in Express and give an example of when to use each.
Think about how serious or detailed the message is.
You got /5 concepts.
    Why is it important to choose the right log level when building an Express app?
    Consider how logs help you understand your app.
    You got /4 concepts.