The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - JavaScript Implementation

The video tutorial introduces the use of VS Code and JavaScript's document.write and console.log functions. It explains how to print statements and variables, and highlights the difference between document.write for web pages and console.log for debugging. The tutorial also covers using the browser's inspect tool to view console outputs.

What is the primary use of the document.write statement?

• To debug JavaScript code

• To print text on a web page

• To save files in VS Code

• To open a new browser window

How do you print a variable using document.write?

• By using single quotations

• By using console.log

• By writing its name without quotations

• By enclosing it in double quotations

What is the main purpose of console.log?

• To save changes in a document

• To debug and check code

• To open the browser console

• To print text on a web page

How can you access the browser console to view console.log outputs?

• By clicking on the browser's address bar

• By right-clicking and selecting 'Inspect'

• By refreshing the page

• By opening a new tab

Which key is the shortcut for opening the browser console?

• F10

• F5

• F11

• F12