Logging too much can be as bad as the absence of logging.
Cluttering the log output with entry and exit events will increase the amount of noise and negatively impact the usefulness of the logs. Consequenly, logging enter and exit events amount to bad practice.
For a deployed system, which one would assume has undergone some testing, no one, and I mean no one, will care about method entry and exit. A developer may have use for entry and exit methods during development but such statements should be removed well before the application is deployed.
-- Ceki G�lc�
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