ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

XML log

Okay buddy, XML log is like a diary for computers. Just like how you write in your diary about what you did during the day, a computer writes down what it did in its XML log.

The computer writes in a special language called XML that gives details about what happened. For example, if you play a game on the computer, it will write in its XML log that you played a game at a specific time, which game you played, and how many points you earned.

This XML log is helpful for adults who want to know what happened on the computer when they weren't there. It's also helpful for computers themselves because they can look back at their XML log to see if they made any mistakes and learn from them.

So, think of it like a little diary that helps keep track of what the computer has been doing. Pretty neat, huh?