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Other language have their own integrated terminal so I do not think that Console Ninja would be necessary. For example, Java when you use it, everything gets printed in the terminal. You do not need to open a web browser and developer tools to see the output. Therefore, other programming language will not use Console Ninja and Console Ninja was made for JavaScript.

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Every Project that uses JavaScript. Console Ninja is an extension made for Front End JavaScript. If you are doing anything that has JavaScript then this is the right tool for you.

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In all your Web Development classes, you can utilize this tool and make your life easier when you debug. Dawson always have Web Development classes so this will not be a one time use extension.

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4- What Projects to utilize Console Ninja

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4- What Projects to utilize Console Ninja

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Instead of having to go to your web browser and opening your developer tools why not just see everything in your IDE. Much easier to debug. Instead of looking at which line the log was printed from, just go straight in the IDE and see next to the code: the log. Much more efficient and will save you so much time.

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In Java, we use System.out.print() to display text to a output terminal or console.

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The console.log() method outputs a message to the web console.  - MDN

More Info... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Console/log

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Console Ninja is a VS Code extension.

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You can even display the logs in a list instead of just next to the console.log(*) line.

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Why open developer tools when everything can be displayed in the IDE. Have everything in one place.

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Do we really want to open our developer tools just to see the output.

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Why open the developer tools just to see the output of the console log(*).

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If working with Live Server extension. Enable Console Ninja to work in harmony with Live Server by clicking on the square and enable it to Live Server.

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If you are not able to view the output. You could always add more hosts so Console Ninja can do its job and let you see stuff in the IDE.

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1- Open VS Code
2- Go to Extensions Tab
3- Click on Console Ninja Section
4 - Click on Install Button

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An extension is a file containing programming that serves to extend the capabilities of or data available to a more basic program. Extensions are sometimes required to be stored in a separate extensions file so that they're easy to locate. When installing software, you may be instructed to take one or more steps related to installing extensions (or these steps may automatically be done for you). - TechTarget

More info... https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/extension

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Console Ninja is a VS Code Extension, so we will be using VS Code as our IDE.

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An integrated development environment (IDE) is a software application that helps programmers develop software code efficiently. It increases developer productivity by combining capabilities such as software editing, building, testing, and packaging in an easy-to-use application. Just as writers use text editors and accountants use spreadsheets, software developers use IDEs to make their job easier. - Amazon

More info... https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/ide/

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Examples of IDE

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What you Need before Starting...