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<p>To give the table custom column names, property names must be assigned to the elements in the object. Likewise, custom values for the <code>(index)</code> column can be set by naming each set of properties.</p>

<p>There is an optional second argument which allows you to explicity specify which columns to output. <code>console.table({"London":{population:8173194, country:"UK", elevation:"24m"},"New York":{population:8336697, country:"USA", elevation:"10m"}},["population", "country"])</code> will output the following.</p>
<p>There is an optional second argument which allows you to explicity specify which columns to output. <code>console.table({"London":{population:8173194, country:"UK", elevation:"24m"},"New York":{population:8336697, country:"USA", elevation:"10m"}},["population", "country", "elevation"])</code> will output the following.</p>

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