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prototypes_debugger

v1.0.0

Published

tool for debugging prototypes in html and js

Downloads

2

Readme

Debugger presentation

The project was developed as part of the Advanced JavaScript Skillbox x UrFU IRIT-RTF course

How to use?

Just include my JS file at the very end of your html document

how to use?

Functions

1)The querySelector is used to find the element. You can write the name of a class or tag

h1 tag single class

2)If you need to use 2 classes or more, then you can write it with a dot

double class

3)You can view any objects and variables in JavaScript, but you must use a declaration with var

js code function map rabbit code rabbit

4)You can view the contents of each stage by this button

console object

Enjoy!