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I add logging for Java classes.In particularly, logger.debug level (for development mode).
As far private method called within public ones, is there sense to provide logging within private methods?
Is it efficiently?
Thank you.
It’s not necessarily a matter of efficiency or not. You have to ask yourself: “Does that private method do something worthy of logging?”
In order to avoid performance issues, you can always check the logger whether it will log debug messages or not, before actually logging those messages. In log4j, you’d write
I imagine, other loggers provide similar concepts