Learn JavaScript from Scratch JavaScript for Everyone - Console Logging

The video tutorial covers JavaScript syntax, focusing on console methods like console.log, console.warn, and console.error. It explains how to use these methods in HTML files and view outputs in the browser console. The tutorial also demonstrates debugging techniques using the console and introduces the concept of external JavaScript files, highlighting how to handle errors and typos.

What is the primary purpose of using console.log in JavaScript?

• To connect to a database

• To style web pages

• To create HTML elements

• To display messages in the console

Which console method would you use to display a warning message?

• console.log

• console.warn

• console.info

• console.error

What color text does console.error typically produce in the console?

• Red

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

How can you access the console in Google Chrome?

• By clicking on the 'Network' tab

• By opening the 'File' menu

• By pressing Ctrl + C

• By clicking on the 'Console' tab in the developer tools

What should you do if the right-click inspect feature is not available in Safari?

• Restart the browser

• Enable it in the settings

• Use a different browser

• Update the browser