In a logging function, how can default parameters be used to control the verbosity of the logs?
- Set a default verbosity level, and users can adjust it by providing an optional parameter, like log(message, verbosity = 1).
- Use default parameters to enable users to specify different levels of verbosity, such as log(message, level = "info").
- Allow users to pass a verbosity parameter and use default parameters to handle cases where no verbosity level is provided.
- Implement default parameters for both message and verbosity, allowing users to adjust verbosity while still logging a default message.
Default parameters can be employed in a logging function to control the verbosity of the logs. By setting a default verbosity level, users can choose to override it when calling the function, providing flexibility in controlling the amount of detail in the logs. It simplifies the logging function's usage while still offering customization based on the user's needs.
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