How to identify an application problem within LogCat in Android studio

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Here's how to identify an application problem within LogCat in Android Studio:
1. Accessing LogCat:
Make sure your app has android:debuggable="true" set in the application tag of your AndroidManifest.xml. This allows your app to generate debug logs.
Run your app on a physical device or emulator.
In Android Studio, go to View Tool Windows Logcat.
2. Understanding Log Entries:
Each log entry has various parts:
Date, timestamp
Process and thread ID
Tag (usually your app's package name)
Priority level (FATAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG, VERBOSE)
Message
3. Identifying Application Problems:
Look for messages with high priority levels (ERROR, FATAL) as these indicate critical issues.
Focus on messages with your app's package name in the tag.
Look for keywords related to crashes, exceptions, or unexpected behavior.
Stack traces within ERROR messages often pinpoint the exact line of code causing the problem.
4. Filtering LogCat:
LogCat can get flooded with messages. Use the filters to narrow down what you see:
Log Level: Select the minimum priority level to display (e.g., only show errors).
Show only selected application: Focus on messages from your app.
Search: Search for specific keywords within messages.