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console.log('output')

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As a beginner, you might frequently use `console.log()` to display output. 
JavaScript offers various console methods for debugging and displaying information:

1.  `console.log()`: Displays messages or expressions in the console.
2.  `console.info()`: Outputs informational messages.
3.  `console.clear()`: Clears the console.
4.  `console.error()`: Displays error messages in red.
5.  `console.warn()`: Shows warning messages in yellow.
6.  `console.assert()`: Logs messages only if an expression is false.
7.  `console.count()`: Counts the number of times it's called.
8.  `console.trace()`: Traces the execution path of the code.
9.  `console.table()`: Displays data as a table.
10. `console.time()` and `console.timeEnd()`: Measures the time taken between the two calls.
11. Grouping Methods:
    - `console.group()`: Starts a new group in the console.
    - `console.groupEnd()`: Ends the current group.
    - `console.groupCollapsed()`: Starts a collapsed group.

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console.log('What you want to log here.');

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const varName = 'this variable';

console.log(varName);

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console.log('string');

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console.log('message1' + ' - ' + 'message2')

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var a=10;
var b=20;
console.log(a);
// Expected output: 10
console.log(b);
// Expected output: 20
console.log(a,b);
// Expected output: 10 20

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console.log("tell me you searching this to check if grepper works")

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console.log('I want to log this so I am logging this. Calm down and log.')

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let object = { x: 0 };
let number = 10;
let string = "hello world";

console.log(object);
console.log(number);
console.log(string);

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