Try this in chrome console: var x =2; console.log(x); Why console.log() on chrome console display undefined and does not print out value? Is there anything wrong in my setting? What to do if I want to list a value on…
I have published my Flutter app on the Google Play Console and set it up for closed testing. I provided the testing link to my testers, but they are experiencing issues where certain functions, such as logging in, do not…
The callback function code refused to render on my console as expected...what could be the issue? FormEl = document.getElementById ("form"); FormEl.addEventListener( "Submit",() =>{ Const userInput = inputNum.value Console.log (userInput) }) I was expecting to get back the value typed into…
I am following this online free course on YouTube, this is the link if you want to visit it: "Youtube link", but at around 2:15:00, he shows how to call javascript variables in HTML tags and log them onto the…
Hi there i am building chrome extension and trying to click on send button. before write code for it i was testing the simple js code to see if i can simulate clicks on send button. here are few codes…
Using console.log statements is one of the most common patterns to debug in JavaScript applications in general, including React Native apps. Leaving the console statements in the source code when publishing React Native apps can cause some big bottlenecks in…
I use VS code on Mac OS for programming with C++. Pressing the run triangle button successfully compiles the code and it starts running in the Debug Console automatically. I can't use the Debug Console, because it doesn't accept keyboard…
I am new to Javascript and I'm currently learning how to print messages in consoles with the help of for and while loops. I am just trying to print patterns starting with a simple triangle for which I wrote the…
I simply create a script.js and connect it with index.html In script.js i write console("Hello World from js"); I want to see the console statement Hello World from js in the browser console. So I go to Console, RC>Inspect>Console, Browser…
I have a query regarding JavaScript. In the context of JavaScript programming, I understand that 'console' is often utilized for debugging and displaying information. Is the 'console' considered an object in JavaScript? Furthermore, as 'log' is a method frequently used…