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Using JSON.stringify is useful in most cases but has limitations. There are some data types that JSON does not support well such as Dates. In complicated scenarios there is also a risk the object could contain a circular reference. I.e. a reference to a child object within the parent.
Reference MDN for more details on the Console API. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
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Using JSON.stringify is useful in most cases but has limitations. There are some data types that JSON does not support well such as Dates. In complicated scenarios there is also a risk the object could contain a circular reference. I.e. a reference to a child object within the parent.
Reference MDN for more details on the Console API. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...