console.log(...data)
Shows the passed data as formatted representations on the screen. Data arguments will be separated by line breaks.
Status: unstable
Returns: void
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data | ...any | The data to be displayed on the screen |
Example usage
console.log("a", "b", "c");
Extra behaviors
| Condition | Consequence | Workaround |
|---|---|---|
Passing a function or Error object as argument | An internal TargetInvocationException will be thrown and the method will not proceed to the next arguments | Call the function with [object].toString() instead of passing directly |
Passing common instance objects as arguments (like Promise, Set or Map) | The output will be {} | Try converting the instance values to an object or getting the values to be shown directly |
Trying to visualize object methods with console.log | Currently, console.log can't reproduce a map of the internal methods of an object | To visualize the method itself try referencing it directly |
| Passing interoperability methods from the internal .NET CLR | The output will be function () { [native code] } | There is no workaround since .NET methods are not supposed to be stringified/shown by console.log |