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To debug JavaScript in Google chrome use developer tools.
To launch Developer Tools in Google chrome
1. Click on Customise and Control Google chrome button on the top right corner of the browser window
2. From the More tools option, select Developer tools
Alternatively you can also use the keyboard shortcut F12.
You can find JavaScript errors if any in the developer tools.
Use the Console tab in the developer tools to find the source file of the JavaScript that caused the error. This will also tell you the line number of the error.
Click on the JavaScript file name in the Console tab. This will open the JavaScript file in the Sources tab and underlines the line that caused the error with a red squiggly.
Setting breakpoints in Google Chrome : To set a breakpoint, simply click on the grey margin where you see line numbers in the Sources tab.
A blue tag appears indicating that a breakpoint is set. At this point if you reload the page, the breakpoint should be hit and you should be able to step thru the code using the following keyboard shortcuts.
Step over – F10
Step into – F11
Step out – Shift + F11
Continue – F8
You can also use the respective buttons in the Developer tools to step thru the code instead of using the keyboard shortcuts.
To remove a breakpoint simply click on the grey margin again.
Setting a conditional breakpoint : To set a conditional breakpoint, right click on the grey margin and select “Add conditional breakpoint. You can then specify the condition that should be true for the breakpoint to be hit.
Call stack panel : The Call Stack panel displays the complete execution path.
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28 responses to “Debugging JavaScript in chrome”
thank you so much for this video. Its the shortest and simplest tutorial I have come across which explains how to use chrome browser for javascript debugging.
Thanks a lot for all your helpful tutorial videos
Amazing job, so clear to start debugging job !! thx~~
"Developertools" lol
Good explanation.
Really good and simple.Thanks.
Great tutorial. A question: why doesn´t work if I include the javascript code in the same pag as the html?
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what about php variable ? can we inspect php variables using chrome tools
Thank you so much Sir for sharing this wonderful series of Java script with us. Only a person like you can make this series so easy to learn. Thanks.
I watched all yout 75 videos on JS. Some even 2x/3x times to learn better, and remeber. Definately the BEST tutorials on Js. I guess for other languages aswell! Cheers!!!
Thanks for this whole series. I watched all of them & am grateful.
So if you have a variable that needs an input, it will give you an error if you debug before running that input right?
Additionally, you can right-click and choose 'Inspect Element' to enter the Developer Tools Menu
Finally I finished all 75 videos of JavaScript very nice journey and tutorials with good explanation example .thanks Venkat Sir
Thanks!
Thanks Venkat. you are good Code Exeplation.
Please also provide (
Call/Apply
Bind
Map
Filter
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JavaScript Design Patterns
what a video…….superb…..so many videos on youtube but in yours, technic is so good, So thank you very much for help us sir.
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Completed all 75 tutorials. All I can say is:
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Thank you so much for creating these tutorials. Wouldn't have asked for more 🙂
Woohoo!!! Finally finished watching the whole series of 75 videos. Thank you sir.
Thanks bro!!! it really helped !!
Can we directly modify the javascript in debuggin mode?
Nice and clear, with simple JS examples. Thank you.
Thanks! Very helpful!
Thank you very much, your tutorials are so interesting, clear and very useful. Now I'm gonna start with jQuery tutorials 🙂
awesome video as usual. thanks again Sir
Great job. Well spoken English. Thank you.
nice vid. How to debug Chrome-Extension? It is javascript, but doesn't seem to show up as your did.. Thanks!