In JavaScript, the console is an object provided by web browsers, which allows developers to log information, such as messages, variables, and objects, to the browser’s console. It’s a powerful tool used primarily for debugging and monitoring code execution.
The console object provides various methods that developers can use to output information to the console:
console.log(): Outputs a message to the console.
console.error(): Outputs an error message to the console.
console.warn(): Outputs a warning message to the console.
console.info(): Outputs an informational message to the console.
console.assert(): Writes an error message to the console if the assertion is false.
console.clear(): Clears the console.
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