This iteration fixes one issue of our script by recording the details of execution. Really, we're using a log to create a chain of custody for the script. Our chain of custody will inform another party what our script did at various points in time and any errors encountered. Did we mention the traditional purpose of logging is for debugging? Nevertheless, our forensically commandeered log will be suitable in either scenario. This will serve as a brief tutorial on the basics of the logging module by using it in a real example. For more examples and references, please refer to the documentation at https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html.
We've added two modules to our imports: os and ...
