Additional questions

[AnnJohn]

Really like that this is pared down more --

A couple of comments. When you first talk about 'console' you write "What methods does console expose? " Students do not know what methods yet mean.

I get a good grasp of console.log because it's just printing out stuff to the screen.

I understand less well console.warn and console.error -- I think my biggest questions are why/when will they happen. I know the mechanics of typing them to the console but I'm not sure how this actually works. Is there a little bit of context that you can provide? Or maybe an example. For example, having a scenario where this would appear would be helpful "console.error() prints an error and usually includes a stack trace. "Stack traces" is a report of code that was executed at a certain time (in this case, starting from when the error occurred and working backwards). Enter the following in your console:"

Otherwise, this is pretty good.

@jmburges