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:) Glad you liked it! If you're working browser-side, I highly recommend the object notation, console.log({ myObj }) is so much easier to reason through than console.log('myObj --> ', myObj) :)
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:) Glad you liked it! If you're working browser-side, I highly recommend the object notation,
console.log({ myObj })is so much easier to reason through thanconsole.log('myObj --> ', myObj):)