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-## Why
-## Usage
-## API
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 ## Install
 
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 - **Write less, use inline.** You can sneak in `ii()` — `return ii(data)` — and it will print and return the value so you don't need to make a separate variable, print the value, and then return it. Also, if your don't have a shorthand for `console.log`, writing `ii` is faster.
 - **And many more.** Better date/time printing, more readable `Map` printing, adaptive string trimming, and many more improvements over default logging methods.
 
-## TL;DR
+## Usage
 
 You can replace `console.log()` with `ii()` & `console.table()` with `tt()` for a better debugging experience. Just add the two methods to the global scope and start experimenting:
 ```ts