Hey!

I'm gonna start with the most important thing. console.log()
If we code console.log("Hello World") the console will tell us Hello World. If you look, you can see there are double quotes around Hello World. That specifies if we are talking about a variable or a string. The console is something only the developer can see. Lets split the command up. console lets the program know that we are talking about the console and not something else. The . splits up console and log. log tells the program it will be logging. All three of these together tells it that it will be logging to the console. Anything inside the ()s is what the program will log. Any words need to have quotes, but numbers and variables don't.

yes it is a common reaction to the other me, dont worry he doesnt get much *sun*

he lives where the sun doesnt shine...

I am now also confused.

Which Sr. Mod team do you plan on applying for

Probably QA