How to Open Google Chrome's JavaScript Console

You can use Google Chrome's Console to practice JavaScript.

1. Click on the three-vertical-dot icon in the upper right of Google Chrome.
2. Select More Tools.
3. Select Developer Tools.
4. The tools will usually be docked on the right or bottom of your screen. Make sure that the Console is selected:You may need to drop down the menu to see the Console option:
5. Now type "gobbledygook" in the Console and press Enter:The word "gobbledygook" doesn't mean anything in JavaScript and we have not defined a variable named "gobbledygook", so we get an error.
6. To clear the Console, press the Clear Console icon:
7. You should now have a clear Console to start practicing JavaScript:
8. Test it by ype var age = 18; and press Enter:Don't worry about the "undefined" response. All that means is that your code didn't return anything.
9. Now type age; and press Enter:This time it does return something - the value of age.
10. You can also access the existing document. To demonstrate, type document.body.style.backgroundColor='red'; and press Enter. The background color should change to red.

Play around with the console. Have fun!