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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables The Variable Challenge

Manveer Sandhu
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Manveer Sandhu
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Posted by Manveer Sandhu
Manveer Sandhu
Courses Plus Student 1,389 Points

console.log

actually, I can't get the option in my chrome for javascript console. So, what I can do for that?

1 Answer

Susannah Klanecek
Susannah Klanecek
5,825 Points

Try clicking the 3 vertical dots to the right of your URL field, next to the bookmark star, and go to More tools > Developer tools, or try CTRL+SHIFT+I, then you should see a Console tab.