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It says that the most recent call is last, so the place to start is with the exception at the bottom of the trace.
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Tracebacks are organized with the most recent call is last, so the place to start reading the Traceback is with the exception at the bottom.
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From there it can be traced back to the start.
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By reading upwards from there, we can see how that statement was reached.
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If we place the offending line in a function and then call the function we see a longer trace:
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If we place the offending line in a function and then call the function we see a longer trace:
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The level is configured as `INFO` because the default level is `WARNING`.
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The level is configured as `INFO` because the default level is `WARNING`.
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For a persistent log, the logger can be configured to use a file, like so:
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For a persistent log, the logger can be configured to write to a file, like so:
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```python
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