Why might you use Console during troubleshooting?

Console is a macOS diagnostic utility for reviewing log messages, activities, and reports generated by macOS and applications. Apple describes Console as a tool for checking system performance and troubleshooting problems. Its log messages can contain system events, errors, status information, dialog information, and other communications that help identify what happened when a problem occurred. Administrators and support technicians can search or filter these records to identify recurring errors, unusual patterns, application failures, and other diagnostic evidence. Console does not manage user or Apple Accounts, directly change hardware power behaviour, or primarily exist to rotate stored log files. Its troubleshooting value comes from analyzing diagnostic information produced by applications and the operating system. Therefore, option B correctly describes why Console is useful during troubleshooting.

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