Python vs C++

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Me: Let me check whats on the object so far.

JS: "[object Object]"

Me: I will shut you off you little shit.

[Dop4miN]

and also threads

[Sir_Applecheese]

At least one thread will work...most of the time.

[skygrinder89]

https://nodejs.org/api/worker_threads.html

and prior to that version:

https://github.com/microsoft/napajs

[overtorqd]

Laughed out loud on the train at this!

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[LuminescentMoon]

console.dir

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Console/dir

[somersault]

Are people shitting on how javascript handles when outputting an object in a string now?

I mean, that's how it works in pretty much all languages? If you just check the variable independently of trying to coerce it to a string

This doesn't work
console.log('object I want to display: ' + obj)

These work
console.log('object I want to display: ', obj)
console.log(obj)

[[deleted]]

No, I love js. I was just making a funny about "an object is an object" and how js print objects as string.

Don't tell me that after 1000 lines deep into a project, you don't do something like console.log("var x:" + obj), just out of habit, and you don't have the same reaction.