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The JavaScript Console timeEnd() method is used to stop a timer in the console and log the elapsed time. It takes a single argument: the label for the timer. It does not return a value.

Here are some examples of how the timeEnd() method can be used in JavaScript code:

1. To stop a timer and log the elapsed time to the console, you can use the following code:

// start a timer in the console
console.time('Timer Label');

// stop the timer and log the elapsed time
console.timeEnd('Timer Label');

2. To stop a timer and log the elapsed time with additional context or details, you can use the following code:

// start a timer in the console
console.time('Timer Label');

// stop the timer and log the elapsed time with additional context or details
console.timeEnd('Timer Label', 'Elapsed Time:', elapsedTime, 'Details:', details);

3. To stop multiple timers and log the elapsed time for each timer, you can use the following code:

// start a timer in the console
console.time('Timer 1');

// start another timer in the console
console.time('Timer 2');

// stop the first timer and log the elapsed time
console.timeEnd('Timer 1');

// stop the second timer and log the elapsed time
console.timeEnd('Timer 2');

Overall, the timeEnd() method provides a convenient way to stop timers in the console and log the elapsed time. It can be useful for tasks such as measuring the performance or efficiency of a program or operation, or for other operations that require stopping timers in the console and logging the elapsed time.