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The Time Format for logs can be changed with the Following Functions
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<h3>setTimeFormat<h3>
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This Function takes a DateTimeFormatter
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```java
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.setTimeFormat(DateTimeFormatter);
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```
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You can create a DateTimeFormatter by giving it a Pattern [Oracle Examples](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/format/DateTimeFormatter.html) Goto the Paragraph 'Patterns for Formatting and Parsing'
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An example of achieving a Pattern would be:
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```java
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DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("dd-MM-yyyy_HH_mm_ss");
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```
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This would out put Day-Month-Year-Hour-Minute-Second.
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<h3>useDefaultTimeFormat</h3>
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This will apply the Default DateTimeFormatter:
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```java
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.useDefaultTimeFormat();
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```
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The Default Date Time Formatter is
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```java
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"dd-MM-yyyy_HH_mm_ss"
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