HTML DOM console.count() method

Definition and Usage

Write the number of calls to a specific console.count() to the console.

You can add labels that are included in the console view. By default, the label "default" will be added.

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Instance

Example 1

Write the number of times console.count() will be called within the loop to the console:

for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
  console.count();
}

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Example 2

Call console.count() twice and see the result:

console.count();
console.count();

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Example 3

Call console.log twice, set a label, and then see the result:

console.count("myLabel");
console.count("myLabel");

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Example 4

To remove a label, use "" as the parameter:

console.count("");
console.count("");

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Syntax

console.count(label)

Parameter value

Parameter Type Description
label String Optional. If provided, this method will calculate the number of times console.count() is called with this label. If not provided, the label "default" will be added.

Browser Support

The numbers in the table indicate the first browser version that fully supports this method.

Method Chrome IE Firefox Safari Opera
console.count() Support Support 30 Support Support