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Introducing function debugger!

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logger(text(optional))

If you use this function in your function,
It will print({your function name} + text(optional))
And It will return {your function name}!
Example :

def test() :
    logger()

test()
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
print -> test
return -> test

And the other example is...

def test2() :
    logger("is used logger function")

test2()
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
print -> test2 is used logger function
return -> test2

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