Node.js has a few key global variables that are always available to you.
JavaScript in web browsers have the window object as a "global" variable.
Any variables or members attached to global are available anywhere in the application.
Node.js has the global object.
Anything attached to it is available anywhere in your node application:
function printit(var_name) {// www. ja v a2s. c o m
console.log(global[var_name]);
}
global.HTML = "H";
global.CSS = "C";
printit("CSS");
printit("HTML");
printit("SQL");
The code above generates the following result.
Node.js has global variable console.
console.log function can output string to the console window or debug window from browser.
console.warn(msg) prints on stderr .
console.time(label) marks a time stamp and console.timeEnd(label) prints out the elapsed time since the time function was called.
console.assert(cond,message ) throws
an AssertionFailure
exception if cond
evaluates to false.