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console.logs are clearly the superior way of debugging. But it's funny when you forget to remove it before a demo and gotta explain why your code is printing "hai", "bla", "blaaaa", "blaaaaaaa", "ble"

With the new respectful communication policy, my real console.log strings will get me in trouble

For me the only mind blowing change was moving from console.log(‘result’, result) to console.log({result}) #revolution

Try console.table(result) next time

I use cheesey 90s song lyrics. Log('hit me baby') ... Code Log('one more time')

I do it like: console.log(111); And then console.log(222); This way, I don't need to type the quotes and can add more "step points" It usually is faster than using the proper debugger, which I use in more extreme cases.