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| IDE |
| Console Output |
| Monitoring a running program. |
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Console output is a critical feature in programming languages, providing a means to display information from a running program to the console or command line interface. It serves as a primary method for developers to monitor and debug their code, offering insights into the program´s behavior, variable values, and execution flow.
You can open the Console by clicking on the icon shown below:  By printing messages, errors, and other relevant data to the console, developers can track the progress of their code and identify issues that may arise during execution. This real-time feedback is invaluable for understanding how the program is functioning and for diagnosing and resolving errors quickly. Console output is also useful for displaying intermediate results, debugging information, or status updates during the execution of a program. This can help developers verify that their code is working as intended and can provide valuable feedback for improving its performance and functionality. In summary, console output is a crucial tool for developers, providing a window into the inner workings of their code and enabling them to monitor, debug, and improve their programs effectively. With Kenzie, you can transmit information to your console using the following command:
The image below depicts the console receiving the message during program execution.  |