Store Bash Script outputs to a file

Scripting/Programming
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I have a lot of echo and command execution inside my bash file and I wanted to store those outputs to a file. Initially I am using ./myscript.sh | tee -a log.txt to log but I am exploring the possibly to achieve this inside the bash file. Some articles suggests doing this echo "Successfully executed" >> /path-to-logfile but I have a lot of lines and this would be cumbersome. How could I achieve this with fewer commands/lines?

And at the start of the script, it also checks if the log folder exists

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This is the correct method. Inside script it will be complicated. Remember always keep it simple.

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I see. Because I want the script to create its own log directory first with filename format based on the variables available inside. Found a page where he used { //all script } | tee -a file