Your JavaScript code contains `console.log` statements. These are great for debugging during development, but they shouldn't be left in the code that your users see. They can clutter the browser console and, in some cases, might even expose sensitive information. It's a sign that the code isn't fully polished for production.
function calculatePrice(item) {
console.log('Calculating price for:', item);
return item.price * 1.2;
}
Remove all `console.log` statements before deploying your code. You can also use a build tool or linter to automatically strip them out for you.
function calculatePrice(item) {
return item.price * 1.2;
}
Removing console logs is a standard practice for code hygiene. It ensures your users have a clean, error-free console experience and prevents the accidental exposure of internal application data.
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