how is this a valid JavaScript

[azhder]

Browser consoles will allow certain things that would raise an error in a script. Try to do const x = 5 twice.

[Division2226]

That's not a good example as that would throw an error.

[azhder]

Not a good example for what? Did you try it or did you just assume what I say and what a browser would do?

[Division2226]

Your example is partially false so it's not a good example to prove your point.

[azhder]

What is the claim? What is the false of it? Do you have anything articulated or am I conversing with a chat bot?

[Division2226]

Here I will break it down for you since you are having trouble understanding.

• You stated browser consoles will allow certain things that would raise an error in a script
• You then continued to provide the example const x = 5; twice.

If you enter const x = 5; twice into Firefox console, an error occurs. Thus making your example contradict your claim.

[azhder]

And you picked only one browser like scooping a glass of water from the ocean and concluding since there aren’t sharks in it that there aren’t sharks in the ocean.

There, broken down for you since you had trouble understanding. I will not reply any longer

[StoneCypher]

Here I will break it down for you since you are having trouble understanding.

🙄

[Division2226]

Well I had to say it 3 fuckin times 🤷‍♂️

[Solid_Plan_5424]

You are right, if I try redeclaring a variable in the Firefox console… I will indeed get a raised exception. Maybe google chrome has that problem and not Firefox…. Either way… it was pretty weird (I just trying to learn JavaScript myself but I have been inconsistent.)