HTML DOM console.table()Method
Console ObjectExample
Output a table in the console
console.table(["Google", "Example", "Taobao"]);
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Definition and Usage
The console.table() method is used to output table information in the console.
The first parameter is required, and the object type needs to be an object or an array; the corresponding data will be filled into the table.
Tip:When testing this method, the console needs to be visible (press F12 in the browser to open the console).
Syntax
console.table(tabledata, tablecolumns)
Browser Support
The numbers in the table indicate the first browser version that supports this method.
| Method | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| console.table() | Yes | 12 | 34 | Yes | Yes |
Parameter Description
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| tabledata | Array or Object | Required. The data to be filled into the table. |
| tablecolumns | Array | Optional. An array containing the names of the table column headers. |
More Examples
Example
Use an object as the output information:
console.table({ name : "Example", site : "www.example.com" });
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Example
Use an array of objects:
var site1 = { name : "Example", site : "www.example.com" }
var site2 = { name : "Google", site : "www.google.com" }
var site3 = { name : "Taobao", site : "www.taobao.com" }
console.table([site1, site2, site3]);
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Example
Specify the names of the table column headers. The parameter can only be the corresponding key names:
var site1 = { name : "Example", site : "www.example.com" }
var site2 = { name : "Google", site : "www.google.com" }
var site3 = { name : "Taobao", site : "www.taobao.com" }
console.table([site1, site2, site3], ["site"]);
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