I often find myself thinking about using table or log method from console class. So to be more productive and consistent I created a little helper function for myself.

consoleShortcut.js

function l() {
  const argumentsArray = Array.from(arguments);
  const strings = argumentsArray.filter(
    ($arg) => $arg instanceof String || typeof $arg == "string"
  );
  const objects = argumentsArray.filter(
    ($arg) => !($arg instanceof String || typeof $arg == "string")
  );
  if (strings.length) {
    console.log("[STRINGS]");
    console.table(strings);
  }

  if (objects.length) {
    console.log("[OBJECTS]");
    objects.forEach(($object) => console.table($object));
  }
}