That’s… strange. Normally it’s the other way around, unless you are doing something unusual, since let has block scope, and var has function scope. Those error normally come from using var as the variable then get’s “hoisted” and so becomes visible before the variable is actually declared.
That’s… strange. Normally it’s the other way around, unless you are doing something unusual, since
lethas block scope, andvarhas function scope. Those error normally come from usingvaras the variable then get’s “hoisted” and so becomes visible before the variable is actually declared.Anyway, good that you were able to figure it out.