How can I use logging for debugging in C#?

How can I use logging for debugging in C#?

You can use logging in C# by utilizing libraries like NLog or log4net. They allow you to log messages at different levels (info, debug, error) which can help you trace issues.

What are the benefits of using logging instead of just debugging?

Logging provides a persistent record of application behavior, which can be reviewed later. It also allows you to capture information in production environments where you can't use a debugger.

Can you show me a simple example of logging in a C# application?

Sure! Here's a basic example using NLog:

private static readonly Logger logger = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger();

public void MyMethod() {
    logger.Info("MyMethod started");
    // Your code here
    logger.Info("MyMethod completed");
}

How do I configure NLog in my project?

You can configure NLog by adding a configuration file (NLog.config) to your project, where you define targets and rules for logging. You can also configure it programmatically.