Logging in JavaScript - part-2
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This document discusses advanced logging techniques in JavaScript, focusing on the console object and its methods. It introduces the console.trace() method for stack tracing and the console.assert() method for running assertion tests. The document provides examples demonstrating the usage of these methods for effective debugging.
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