How can logging be performed in Avaloq Script?

Logging in Avaloq Script is accomplished effectively through the use of specific logging functions designed for this purpose. The functions like "log.info()", "log.warn()", and "log.error()" are part of a robust logging framework within the Avaloq environment. Each function serves a different level of severity and is used to record different types of messages.

Using "log.info()" records informational messages that can help in understanding the normal processing flow of the application. "log.warn()" is intended for potentially harmful situations, serving as a warning without necessarily stopping the execution. "log.error()", on the other hand, logs error messages that indicate more severe problems that require attention and potentially signify a failure in the program execution.

This structured approach allows developers to categorize log messages based on their severity and facilitates easier debugging and tracking of application behavior during runtime. The options related to printing or console logging do not align with the standard logging practices in Avaloq Script, which emphasizes the use of the defined log framework for clarity and organization in logging operations.