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 Logs serve as an essential tool for observing program behavior, diagnosing issues, and setting up corresponding alerts. Well-structured logs can significantly enhance search efficiency and streamline the troubleshooting process.
 
-Fiber offers a default mechanism for logging to standard output. Additionally, it provides several global functions, including log.Info, log.Errorf, log.Warnw, among others, to facilitate comprehensive logging capabilities.
+Fiber offers a default mechanism for logging to standard output. Additionally, it provides several global functions, including `log.Info`, `log.Errorf`, `log.Warnw`, among others, to facilitate comprehensive logging capabilities.
 
 ## Log levels
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ type AllLogger interface {
 Note: The Fatal level method will terminate the program after printing the log message. Please use it with caution.
 
 ### Basic Logging
-Logs of different levels can be directly printed. These will be entered into messageKey, with the default key being msg.
+Logs of different levels can be directly printed. These will be entered into `messageKey`, with the default key being `msg`.
 
 ```go
 log.Info("Hello, World!")
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ log.Fatalf("So Long, and Thanks for All the %s.", "banana")
 ```
 
 ### Key-Value Logging
-Print a message with key-value pairs. If the key and value are not paired correctly, the log will output ` KEYVALS UNPAIRED`.
+Print a message with key-value pairs. If the key and value are not paired correctly, the log will output `KEYVALS UNPAIRED`.
 
 ```go
 log.Debugw("", "Hello", "boy")
@@ -173,4 +173,4 @@ commonLogger := log.WithContext(ctx)
 commonLogger.Info("info")
 ```
 
-Binding the logger to a context allows you to include context-specific information in your logs, improving traceability and debugging.
+Binding the logger to a context allows you to include context-specific information in your logs, improving traceability and debugging.