Better NSLog implementation

NSLog is an invaluable tool for developers who are looking to debug and/or troubleshoot code. It outputs to the debugger console during the application runtime. Before I show a better way to use the NSLog function, let's go over the basics with an example:

int myInt = 100;
NSLog(@"The value of myInt: %i", myInt);

This will output:
The value of myInt: 100

Depending on what type of value you're trying to print, you'll have to use different Format Specifiers (%i in the previous example). Here's a list of common Format Specifiers:
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