What log levels are typically used to indicate errors?

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What log levels are typically used to indicate errors?
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The log levels typically used to indicate errors are 'error', 'warn', and 'critical'. 'Error' signals a problem that doesn't necessarily prevent the application from continuing, but does indicate a failure of a specific operation. 'Warning' indicates a potential problem or unusual condition. 'Critical' signals a severe issue that may lead to application failure or data loss.