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Seeing your data with console.log and print_filter

Seeing your data with console.log and print_filter - JavaScript Tutorial

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Seeing your data with console.log and print_filter

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- [Narrator] Within your template file, within the script text that you've created, type console.log ('hello'). And now we need to open up this template file in our browser. The easiest way to do this is to locate your file within your file explorer. Then you click on it, right click, go Open With and choose your application. For me, it's Firefox. Now because I'm using Firefox, I want to see the developer tools and I know that I can do that by pressing F12. I could also do View, Firebug. F12 should work across all major browsers. Although the menu options, if you're using your mouse instead to reach developer tools, will differ. If you are using Firefox and Firebug isn't listed, you need to download it as an add-on. And to do that, you would go Tools, and Add-Ons. And then click Extensions. I already have it installed so I don't need to do that. Your screen should look something like this. You should have a number of tabs along the bottom. And the one we want for now is Console. And…

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