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I would like to alert/prompt the contents of console.log().

How to alert/prompt - console.log("I want to eat" + " " + food);? I tried alert("I want to eat" + " " + food); but it does not seem to be valid.

e.g.

<script>
var foodDemand = function(food) {

  console.log("I want to eat" + " " + food);

};

foodDemand("Fried Chicken");
</script>

How to alert/prompt - console.log("I want to eat" + " " + food);? I tried alert("I want to eat" + " " + food); but it does not seem to be valid.

foodDemand("Fried Chicken"); yields in the console: "I want to eat Fried Chicken"

How can i get the same with prompt(); or alert();?

Answer 1

   its working for me

 <script>
    var foodDemand = function(food) {

      alert(food);

    };

    foodDemand("Fried Chicken");
    </script>

Answer 2

It should work without any problems, as I can demonstrate with jsFiddle

note that you do not need to add the space separately, do it like this:

"I want to eat " + food