The code prints the value of the global object to the console using console.log(global), which retrieves and displays the global scope in Node.js. The global object represents the global variables and functions.
console.log(global)/**
* Prints the global object.
*/
// Import the global object from the Node.js 'global' module.
const { global } = require('global');
// TODO: Consider using a more secure and explicit way to access the global object.
// Safely log the global object to the console.
console.log(global);
// TODO: Investigate the presence of a global object in Node.js environments other than the default one.
```
Or in an ES6 context:
```javascript
/**
* Prints the global object.
*/
// Import the global object from the Node.js 'global' module.
import { global } from 'global';
// TODO: Consider using a more secure and explicit way to access the global object.
// Safely log the global object to the console.
console.log(global);
// TODO: Investigate the presence of a global object in Node.js environments other than the default one.# Code Breakdown
## Purpose
Prints the value of the global object to the console.
## Function
`console.log(global)`
## Description
The `global` object is a built-in object in Node.js that represents the global scope. It is used to access the global variables and functions.