1+ // Ch 6 JavaScript In Browser Practice Set
2+
3+ // Q1)How can you log a message to the console using the console object?
4+
5+ // console.log("Hello, World!");
6+
7+
8+ // Q2)How can you display an error message in the console using the console object?
9+
10+ // console.error("An error occurred.");
11+
12+
13+ // Q3)How can you clear the console using the console object?
14+
15+ // console.clear();
16+
17+
18+ // Q4)How can you log a warning message to the console using the console object?
19+
20+ // console.warn("This is a warning.");
21+
22+
23+ // Q5)How can you display tabular data as a table in the console using the console object?
24+
25+ // const data = [
26+ // { name: "John", age: 25 },
27+ // { name: "Jane", age: 30 },
28+ // { name: "Bob", age: 35 }
29+ // ];
30+ // console.table(data);
31+
32+ // Q6)How can you write an error message to the console if a condition is false using the console object?
33+
34+ // const value = 10;
35+ // console.assert(value > 20, "Value should be greater than 20.");
36+
37+
38+ // Q7)How can you measure the time taken to execute a block of code using the console object?
39+
40+ // console.time("Timer");
41+ // // Code block to measure execution time
42+ // console.timeEnd("Timer");
43+
44+
45+ // Q8)How can you prompt the user to enter their name and log it to the console using the prompt function?
46+
47+ // const name = prompt("Enter your name:");
48+ // console.log("Hello, " + name + "!");
49+
50+
51+ // Q9)How can you display an alert box with a message to the user using the alert function?
52+
53+ // alert("This is an alert message.");
54+
55+
56+ // Q10)How can you display a confirm dialog box and log the user's choice to the console using the confirm function?
57+
58+ // const result = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete this item?");
59+ // if (result === true) {
60+ // console.log("Item deleted.");
61+ // } else {
62+ // console.log("Deletion cancelled.");
63+ // }
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