console log

[tucker11]

Is this the correct coding for console.log?

 

document.write('<h1>My Grocery List</h1>');

var groceries = getGroceries();

printGroceries(groceries);

function getGroceries() {

var debug = true;

var input = prompt ("Enable debugging (Y/N)", "");

if (input != "N" && input != "n") debug = true;

if (debug) console.log("beginning script");

document.write('<h1>My Grocery List</h1>');

var items = [];

do

{

var basket = prompt("Enter an item to add to the grocery list (enter ‘q’ to quit):");

if(basket != 'q' && basket != 'Q')

items.push(basket);

} while (basket != 'q' && basket != 'Q')

return items;

}

function printGroceries(groceryItems) {

var groceryitems = i;

var msg = '';

msg += '<ol>';

for(var i = 0; i < groceryItems.length; i++) {

msg += '<li>' + groceryItems + '</li>';

}

document.write('<p>Here's your grocery list:</p>' + msg + '</ol>');

}

[davej]

What sort of answer are you looking for? I don't see any obvious errors in your use of console.log, although console.log is usually used to display variable values, and I think it would be more common to make debug a global. Also you are using document.write, which is usually avoided except in unique situations.

[tucker11]

I did some research and noticed exactly what you are saying. I think I got it. Thanks for the heads up!