Programming should be fun!
In this task, you’ll learn how to add a randomized delay
to the console.log
statements in JavaScript and Node.js.
We’ll start small.
In the file function.js
you see an empty function log
.
The task is very straightforward:
log
should accept a string and print it on the screen usingconsole.log
This task is part of the Full-Stack JavaScript Course.
If you have any issues with it, you can ask for community help below the post.
Feel free to help others if you’ve already solved the task.
functions.js
export const log = () => {
}
solution.js
import { log } from './functions.js';
const message = `
Hello, world ๐!
Let's make our Console Output Fun and Interactive in JavaScript and Node.js ๐
`;
log(message);