You can't, so you hide it. In Elm's case, it's called Debug.log to emphasize that it's not something to be used commonly. Essentially it looks like the identity function (takes an argument and gives it back) except that it logs it to the console.
Debug.log
More: package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-...
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You can't, so you hide it. In Elm's case, it's called
Debug.logto emphasize that it's not something to be used commonly. Essentially it looks like the identity function (takes an argument and gives it back) except that it logs it to the console.More: package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-...