Great article but there's something I can't understand
Isn't the "console" considered a Browser API an not a built-in Javascript object? why doesn't the JavaScript handles the console.log() function to the console API in the same manner it does with well known async functions (setTimeout, setInterval...etc etc) and moves to the next line of code ? Same thing for DOM manipulation which depends on the DOM API?
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Great article but there's something I can't understand
Isn't the "console" considered a Browser API an not a built-in Javascript object? why doesn't the JavaScript handles the console.log() function to the console API in the same manner it does with well known async functions (setTimeout, setInterval...etc etc) and moves to the next line of code ? Same thing for DOM manipulation which depends on the DOM API?