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This section describes, how to compare log levels to each other. In Java, the Level class assigns a set of multiple logging levels that has already an individual integer type value. With the help of this you can compare log levels and get specified result

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This section describes, how to compare log levels to each other. In Java, the Level class assigns a set of multiple logging levels that has already an individual integer type value. With the help of this you can compare log levels and get specified results.


 

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