What is the role of a logger level (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR) in preventing 'slf4j logger error exception'?

Setting appropriate logger levels is crucial. While not directly preventing the *exception* itself, it can help reduce the likelihood of errors arising from excessive logging. For example, setting the level to WARN or ERROR can avoid writing excessive log messages that could potentially overload the logging system or cause file system issues, indirectly preventing some types of errors. Using higher levels like ERROR can also prevent unnecessary logging attempts that might trigger an exception if the logging target is unavailable.