TypeErrorTypeError
A value is not of the expected type. This is the most common JavaScript error, occurring when an operation encounters a value of the wrong type.
ReferenceError: x is not definedA variable was referenced that has not been declared in any accessible scope.
The variable name does not exist in the current scope chain. Common causes include typos, missing imports, using a variable from a different scope, or forgetting to declare it with let/const/var.
Check for typos in the variable name. Add the missing import or require statement. Declare the variable in the correct scope. If using a global, ensure it is loaded before your script runs.
console.log(myVar); // ReferenceError: myVar is not definedTypeErrorA value is not of the expected type. This is the most common JavaScript error, occurring when an operation encounters a value of the wrong type.
SyntaxError: Identifier has already been declaredA variable with the same name was declared twice in the same scope using let or const.
CORS Error: No Access-Control-Allow-OriginThe browser blocked a cross-origin request because the server did not include the required CORS headers.
EEXISTA file creation operation failed because the target path already exists.
TypeError: x is not iterableA value that is not iterable was used where an iterable was expected, such as in a for...of loop or spread operator.
DOMException: SecurityErrorA security-sensitive operation was blocked by the browser's security policies.