Node.js console.log vs console.info
console, javascript, node.js, terminal
Solution
According to the documentation that you linked to, `console.error` and `console.warn` output to `stderr`. The others output to `stdout`.
If you are doing piping or redirection from `node.js` the difference is important.
There is a lot of JavaScript written to run in both the browser and `Node.js`. Having node implement the full console allows for greater code cross-compatibility.
In most browsers, not only do these log in different colors, but you can also filter to see specific messages.
console.debug("debug"); // Likely hidden by default
console.info("info");
console.error("error");
console.warn("warn");
console.log("log");
Problem
What is the benefit of using `console.log` vs `console.info`? Or any of the other console commands for that matter? ``` console.info("info"); console.error("error"); console.warn("warn"); ``` vs ``` console.log("log"); ``` I thought it might change the color of the output or concatenate some sort of label, but they seem to all do the same thing. And according to the documentation here: https://nodejs.org/api/console.html#console_console_info_data they seem to all do the same as `console.log`