What is the benefit of using console.log vs console.info?
Or any of the other console commands for that matter?
console.info(\"info\")
According to the docs it's pretty clear.
console.info([data], [...])# Same as console.log.
console.error([data], [...])# Same as console.log but prints to stderr.
console.warn([data], [...])# Same as console.error.
This means there is no benefit or downside. info == log, and warn == error. Unless you want to print to stderr, info and or log will work.