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Messages show up in the console under the editor. Errors thrown by your code show up there too.

#log

Prints a message.

console.log(message: string): void

console.log("x = " + x.toString())

Console.Log(string message)

Console.Log($"x = {x:F1}");

print(*values)

print(f"x = {x:.1f}")

Prints a warning.

console.warn(message: string): void

Console.Warn(string message)

Not available in Python yet. Compare languages

Python has no separate warning level. Use print(), or print to sys.stderr to show the message as an error.

Prints an error.

console.error(message: string): void

Console.Error(string message)

import sys
print("Something went wrong", file=sys.stderr)

Don't log every frame unless you need to. At 60 FPS the console fills fast. Log in events, or every N frames.
Draw debug info on the canvas instead. text()Canvas.Text()text() with screen.fps()Screen.FPSfps(), positions or state is often clearer than the console.

fill(255, 255, 255)
font("monospace", 12)
text("FPS " + Math.round(screen.fps()).toString(), 8, 8)
text("x " + x.toString(), 8, 24)

Canvas.Fill(255, 255, 255);
Canvas.Font("monospace", 12);
Canvas.Text($"FPS {Screen.FPS:F0}", 8, 8);
Canvas.Text($"x {x:F1}", 8, 24);

fill(255, 255, 255)
font("monospace", 12)
text(f"FPS {fps():.0f}", 8, 8)
text(f"x {x:.1f}", 8, 24)