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I find it important because it lowers the barrier of entry to print debugging. I have found myself using less prints in Java than in Python both because of static typing and having to write the full `System.out.println`.

This is also important to me because I am very cautious of not doing a file-level import (I don't want to commit a file with the dependency). The fewer characters it takes, the easier it is for me to write it all in a single line and remove it afterward.

Do you use typing in Python?

I don't. I've tried it, it just doesn't "click in" for me. I love types and (i.e. I love Rust's type system), but not on Python.

That's why you should write `log.info("message")` ;)

Besides, just use a proper debugger instead.

bc pgmrs r lazy af.

Seriously though... when I'm in debugging mode, speed and efficiency in completing the task is paramount. So, every character I save typing, the better!

reduce the energy barrier to debugging