Multiple ChoiceBeginner 45s
Cross-cutting logging
Why is logging often implemented as a cross-cutting concern via middleware/decorators rather than sprinkled in each method?
Options
- 1It centralizes format/context/correlation and avoids duplicating logic and coupling domain code to a logger
- 2Because scattering logging statements throughout the codebase is explicitly banned by regulation
- 3Because logger instances simply cannot be invoked from inside ordinary methods of a class
- 4Because middleware-based logging executes significantly faster than ordinary inline function calls
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