Summary  
This chapter explains how to pass multiple arguments to a function (here, console.log) to print different pieces of data in one call and introduces the concepts of arguments and syntax in code.

General domain of usage  
Debugging

# Summary

- **Argument**: a piece of data or an expression that is passed into a statement;
- **Syntax**: the set of rules that define the correct structure of statements or code in a programming language;
- The syntax of the `console.log` statement is as follows:
```
console.log(argument1, argument2, …);
```


Which of the following statements follows the correct syntax?

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Outputting Multiple Values

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Outputting Multiple Values

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