So as a C user, I really love using printf. Now that I'm doing js applications I'm forced to use console.log(). You can use console.log("User %s has %d points", userName, userPoints);, but i want to create my own function to do the job, because im making a few changes. So I want to create a function that takes multiple parameters, and print them out accordingly.
Example of what i want to do
function(parm1,parm2,parm3...){ //Stuff } console.log("number:%d text:%s"par1,par2); Just use the default implementation of console.log(), because it does support multiple arguments, like it is described in the reference guide of the Mozilla Developer Network and in the reference guide of Google Chrome.
Your example does also work with console.log (taken from the official developer page of Google Chrome):
console.log("User %s has %d points", userName, userPoints); 
use arguments object. like this
function p(){ for(var i = 0; i < arguments.length; ++i) console.log(arguments[i]); } p(1,2,3); console log can take multi arguments, so you can use like :
var a = function(parm1,parm2,parm3,param4,param5){ console.log(parm1,parm2,parm3); } a(1,2,3)you could run the snippets and see in your dev tool.
You can use similar output
console.log('param1 = ' + param1 = ' param2 = ' + param2); Also there is debug mode in most of browsers where you can use breakpoints.
