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Sahmad Nakumbe
3,423 PointsWhich of the following produces an Uncaught SyntaxError?
Which of the following produces an Uncaught SyntaxError?
__ numberToGuess = 5; numberToGuess += 3; console.log(...)
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seth aruby
10,111 PointsSahmad, You will get the uncaught syntax error if you try assigning different values to the same variable using let. The let keyword protects you from overriding variable assignments where the var keyword did not. So the answer to the quiz question would be the
let numberToGuess = 5;
let numberToGuess = 20;
console.log(numberToGuess);
hope this helps...
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Sahmad Nakumbe
3,423 PointsThank you!