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console.log()
I understood console.log() takes what we put into its brackets and prints it into ''console''. But why does all this would result useful? //sorry for my english dudes
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console.log() is most often used when testing yo6r program and providing a useful tool for finding bugs (if you don't want to use a debugger haha). An example of this would be testing the value of a variable throughout certain parts throughout your code, as doing so could give you a better idea of how your code is functioning and what you could do to improve on it based on that information
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Its kinda like document.write(); except that it writes the output on the console (ctrl shift i,). Would u like an example ?
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Adriano Ucciardello Nope, only in the console will it be influenced (to my understanding). And yeah np đđ
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[Minerals2016]:
I guess I got how its syntax works, thanks, but I have another question about console.log(). As the method must be written into the code, if I use it rather than ''debugger'', will the code be in any way influenced?
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Np đđ
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I wouldn't have got better answer, thank you
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[Minerals2016]:
Gotcha, thank you again đ