Console table()
Example
Write an array as a table in the console:
console.table(["Audi", "Volvo", "Ford"]);
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Write an object as a table in the console:
console.table({firstname:"John", lastname:"Doe"});
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More examples below.
Description
The table() method writes a table to the console.
Note
You can sort the table by clicking the column names.
Syntax
console.table(tabledata, tablecolumns)
Parameters
Parameter
Description
tabledata
Required.
The data to fill the table with.
The data to fill the table with.
tablecolumns
Optional.
An array with the names of the table columns.
An array with the names of the table columns.
More Examples
Using an array of objects:
const car1 = {name:"Audi", model:"A4"}
const car2 = {name:"Volvo", model:"XC90"}
const car3 = {name:"Ford", model:"Fusion"}
console.table([car1, car2, car3]);
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const car2 = {name:"Volvo", model:"XC90"}
const car3 = {name:"Ford", model:"Fusion"}
console.table([car1, car2, car3]);
Only include the "model" column in the table:
const car1 = {name:"Audi", model:"A4"}
const car2 = {name:"Volvo", model:"XC90"}
const car3 = {name:"Ford", model:"Fusion"}
console.table([car1, car2, car3], ["model"]);
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const car2 = {name:"Volvo", model:"XC90"}
const car3 = {name:"Ford", model:"Fusion"}
console.table([car1, car2, car3], ["model"]);
Browser Support
console.table() is supported in all modern browsers:
| Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari | Opera |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |