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Great post!
I'd add that you can
console.loga few things, separated with commas, and they will come out with their "native" formatting instead of the dev tools trying to change them to strings. Sometimes this is better than using the string substitutions, and it's better than concatenating them with+Example:
Great addition. Thank you, @stegriff .
I've been wanting to know how to do those custom CSS styles! Thank you!
My pleasure, @onyxcode . Glad you like it.
Good job 🤗
Thanks a lot!
Good post. Didn't know about console.assert. But as someone once told me, you must remove all your console logs before you commit :)
Haha, that's true @mathewthe2 . I sometimes forget to do that.
Thank you for sharing this article, so many great uses of console.log() I haven't explored yet. I'm especially excited about console.clear()!!
Thanks, @joojaco . My personal favorite is the
console.table(). I'm so glad you liked the article.This is a great hack! I didn't know half of this before now. Thanks.
Thanks a lot @blossom !
I found console.table() quite interesting.
Thanks for sharing cool stuff.
Glad you like it @jainpawan21 . :)