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Getting Started
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Logging to the Console
Hey ninjas, in this JavaScript lesson I’ll be showing you a couple of quick and easy ways to test your JavaScript code and variable values. These include the Console.log method, as well as the Document.write method. You don’t need to worry too much about the Document and Console objects so much yet, as we’ll be covering objects and methods in more detail later in the playlist.
Things You Should Know
- using console.log allows you to test variables, results, etc.
- you are able to use this right in your code