Definition of «logger»

A logger is a device or program that records and stores data about an event, system, or user. In computing, it refers to software used for logging events, such as errors, messages, and other important information. It can also refer to hardware devices like printers, which produce physical copies of digital data.

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A logger is a machine used in the forestry industry to cut down and strip tree trunks of their branches and bark, preparing them for transportation and processing.
A logger is also a person who works in the logging industry, operating heavy machinery and equipment to harvest and extract trees from forests.
In computer programming, a logger is a tool or component used to record and track events and activities within a software application, providing developers with crucial information for debugging and troubleshooting.
In the context of recreational activities, a logger may refer to a person who participates in logrolling competitions, trying to balance and stay on top of a floating log while spinning and competing against another logger.

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Comark Instruments launched a new line of Data Loggers with WiFi compatibility and a wide variety of new features, including dual channel systems and probe attachments, improving upon the already wide range of data monitoring solutions offered. (comarkinstruments.net)
However, it is not uncommon for Brazil nut collectors to find signs of illegal loggers in their harvest areas. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
The area had been a basecamp for loggers since the early 1900's when a railroad was built and Port McNeill became a settlement in 1936. (vancouverislandkayak.com)
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Definition of «logger»

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