How to give two arguments in console.log()?

[vijesharora16]

While, I’m playing with the Prototype, I want to show the multiple variables like

Person.prototype.lastName = 'Verma';
Person.prototype.companyName = 'Abihi'
console.log(john.lastName); 

How can I add the companyName without creating the second console.log like console.log(john.companyName);

Is there any way to write side by side - “Verma, abihi” ?

[Andres_Vaquero]

hi, just separate them by commas console.log(var1, var2, var3);

[chrisofarabia]

To get the formatting as you’ve shown in your desired output, try

console.log(var1 + ', ' + var2);

[James_Hibbard]

Or using template strings:

console.log(`First name: ${var1}, last name: ${var2}`);

[m3g4p0p]

Yet another way… :-)

console.log('%s, %s', var1, var2)

[chrisofarabia]

@m3g4p0p

console.log(‘%s, %s’, var1, var2);

I just tried that way (curiosity is a terrible affliction you know), and got an output in the format…

// "%s, %s" "var1" "var2"

Is that what you’d have expected, or have I misunderstood something?

[m3g4p0p]

Huh… not sure, this works fine in chrome and firefox:

var var1 = 'foo', var2 = 'bar'
console.log('%s, %s', var1, var2)

Which browser are you using? It’s certainly odd that those variable names are getting interpreted as strings…

[chrisofarabia]

I’m in Chrome, but was using the Codepen console (there was a tab open). Best check it in a proper console then.

[Andres_Vaquero]

Maybe it’s an addition of npm, who knows these days? I have never seen it that way but then again I’m falling far behind the npm boat

[chrisofarabia]

That works better. Lesson noted.

[m3g4p0p]

@Andres_Vaquero

Maybe it’s an addition of npm

It’s a WHATWG specification. ;-)