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  1. console.log and return - Codecademy

    Hey luckynika, There is actually a very clear distinction between these calls. console.log() is a function used to print information to the console. return on the other hand is a call to pass some value back …

  2. Running JavaScript in the Browser Console - Codecademy

    Develop > Show JavaScript Console We’ll be using Google Chrome for the following examples — also, feel free to try to follow along with the examples! When you pull up the console, you might see some …

  3. console.log() not working in my browser. | Codecademy

    I wrote an HTML program with a Javascript code, with `console.log()` functions for printing, and ran it in the browsers(IE, Chrome) but found that not...

  4. Why/ when would you use console.log? - Codecademy

    Because console.log is not part of JavaScript you can’t use it outside of a console on a regular HTML page. For that you will have to replace it with alert (), document.write (), innerHTML, confirm () and …

  5. Spacing in console.log - Codecademy

    Spacing in console.log I noticed that there were two different ways that spacing was handled in the exercises - I’ve been working through the JavaScript track and am currently on Introduction to ‘For’ …

  6. printing in a single line - Codecademy

    If you mean multiple console.log () outputs to a single line, we can’t. It always starts on a new line. The only way is to combine everything into a single string, then log it all in one console.log () statement. …

  7. how do i get the console to print a new line? - Codecademy

    Learn JavaScript Learn how to use JavaScript — a powerful and flexible programming language for adding website interactivity.

  8. Spacing in Console.log when printed - Codecademy

    Spacing in Console.log when printed As I was working on Program Your First Game, something that has been driving me crazy is the way everything prints in the console.

  9. Learn JavaScript: Async-Await Cheatsheet | Codecademy

    When using JavaScript async...await, multiple asynchronous operations can run concurrently. If the resolved value is required for each promise initiated, Promise.all() can be used to retrieve the …

  10. JavaScript | Strings | .concat () | Codecademy

    Jun 28, 2023 · console.log('Would you like a latte or '.concat('cappuccino?')); // Output: Would you like a latte or cappuccino?