public class MyLoggerTest {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// Initialize MyLogger class appropriately (one line of code)
		// Use System.setOut method to set your output stream appropriately (one line of code)
		System.out.println("My Name is Michel");
		int x = 7;
		System.out.println(x);
		// ...
		/*
		 * I need to be able to call any of the print/println methods that are invoked through System.out. 
		 * The list is:
		 *  void 	print/println(boolean b)
			void 	print/println(char c)
			void 	print/println(char[] s)
			void 	print/println(double d)
			void 	print/println(float f)
			void 	print/println(int i)
			void 	print/println(long l)
			void 	print/println(Object obj)
			void 	print/println(String s)
			
		 * and I would expect for any of the print/println methods listed above, the output be as follows:
		 * <Date/time including milliseconds and timezone> : <Some Short Message> : <desired output to display>
		 * Example as output for the code above:
		 * 23:15:11:531 EDT : Some Short Message : My Name is Michel
		 * 23:15:11:531 EDT : Some Short Message : 7
		 * 
		 * <Some Short Message> can be any appropriate short message or you can simply keep it as is; i.e. "Some Short Message"
		 * 
		 * I should be able to test your code by calling print or println methods using System.out.
		 */
	}
}