When should I use `Console.Error.WriteLine` instead of `Console.WriteLine`?

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When should I use `Console.Error.WriteLine` instead of `Console.WriteLine`?
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Use `Console.Error.WriteLine` when you want to indicate that an error, warning, or other exceptional situation has occurred. This allows users or scripts to easily differentiate between normal output and error messages, especially when output is redirected or processed automatically.