Debugging Go code

Debugging with logs

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Logging is a common technique in Go for debugging and understanding the behavior of an application.

Which of the following statements accurately describe aspects of debugging with logs in Go?

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Debugging with logs simplifies the troubleshooting process

Logs can clutter and make your code harder to read, especially if not cleaned up after debugging

Logs always provide comprehensive real-time insights into application behavior

Adding logging statements requires recompilation for the changes to take effect

The log statements increase the size of your program

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