DebugLogObject

DebugLogObject is a programming concept used for facilitating debugging within software applications. It typically represents an object whose primary purpose is to capture and manage debugging information generated during runtime. This information can include variable states, execution flow, error messages, and other diagnostic data. DebugLogObject instances often provide methods for adding log entries, setting log levels, and potentially filtering or formatting the output. The design allows developers to strategically place calls to the DebugLogObject throughout their code to track the program's behavior without directly altering the core logic of the application. This separation of concerns makes it easier to enable or disable debugging output as needed. The collected logs can then be directed to various destinations, such as a console, a file, or a network connection, for analysis. Different implementations of DebugLogObject might offer varying levels of sophistication, including hierarchical logging, timestamps, and context-specific information. The goal is to provide a structured and organized way to gain insight into an application's internal workings during development and troubleshooting.