r/learnjavascript • • Nov 08 '20

8 useful Javascript console methods🔥

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u/javitury Nov 08 '20

I'm going to make use of console.time() and console.timeEnd() for sure. Thanks!

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u/mothzilla Nov 08 '20

I think it would be useful to the student to know what the output actually is.

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u/MEGACODZILLA Nov 09 '20

Nah, Google and SO can take it from here.

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u/jaymcdan Nov 08 '20

Good list. console.trace() is also a good way to avoid debugging headaches.

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u/straightouttaireland Nov 09 '20

console.table() is great