Dear All,
While writing java code we normally use System.out.println to display some helpful messages in the code and also help troubleshooting process. Is there any similar way in Groovy where we can know which code statement is causing the issue by writing some text to console log?
Request clarification before answering.
michaeljohn82
Yes, you can use Groovy's println() method to print messages to the console log. This is the same as System.out.println in Java.
For example: println("This statement will be printed to the console log")
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