console.table()

We are all familiar with things like:

1. console.log()
2. console.error()
3. console.warn()
4. console.info()

But, console.table() is a really interesting one.

It basically displays the data that one would log to the console in a table form, as per what the method suggests so.

Example

const items = ["foo", "bar", "baz"];

console.table(items);

Index	Value
0	foo
1	bar
2	baz

console.table() definitely formats the data nicely and makes things easier to read.