A NodeJS console module provides a simple debugging console similar to JavaScript console mechanism provided by web browsers. There are following console methods, which are used to write any NodeJS stream:-
Console Methods | Description |
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log() | It is used to print standard output (stdout) with newline. |
error() | It is used to print standard error (stderr) with newline. |
warn() | It is an alias for error() . |
info() | It is an alias for log() . |
dir() | It uses util.inspect() on obj and prints the resulting string to standard output (stdout). |
time() | It starts a timer which can be used to compute the duration of an operation. |
timeEnd() | It stops a timer, started by calling time() and prints the result to standard output (stdout). |
trace() | It is used to prints a stack trace to standard error (stderr) of the current position. |
assert() | It tests whether an expression is true. False will throw an AssertionError with a message. |
console.log('Hello Tutorials Logic !');
console.error('Error');
console.warn('Warning');
console.info('Information');