What types of logs exist?

Logging in Java typically uses the following levels:

• TRACE: Very detailed information about the executed step, useful for deep tracing.
• DEBUG: More detailed information about the program's execution flow, useful for debugging.
• INFO: General information about important events in the application's operation.
• WARN: Warnings about potential issues that do not necessarily lead to failure.
• ERROR: Reports errors that caused a part of the functionality to fail but did not stop the application.
• FATAL: Critical error that led to the shutdown of the entire application.

These levels are used in loggers for filtering and routing messages.