I've made a function for my own convenience that displays a log of the variable name and what it equals. The only way I've found to do this while retaining its original variable name is to send it with the curly braces, but is there a way to leave that out on the function call, and instead have it somewhere inside the function? I'm asking this because I simply want to type clog(myObj) and not clog({myObj}).

clog({myObj})

function clog(obj)
{
    const varToString = Object.keys(obj)[0];
    console.log(varToString + " = " + obj[varToString])
}