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What you probably want to do is write a global logger where you reference the
printvariant inside the logger function once and can easily change it on a single place to suit how you want to look at logs.in python the print function has a
separgument that has a default value. Making three functions with a different spelling instead of one function with a variable argument seems kinda stinky here.Yeah that seems weird don't it Personally i find a custom logger useful in my projects and not just because of this print weirdness.