AkousaSyntaxError: Missing initializer in const declarationA const variable was declared without an initial value.
Const variables must be initialized at the time of declaration because they cannot be reassigned later. Writing 'const x;' without a value is invalid syntax.
Provide an initial value: const x = value. If you need to declare without initializing, use let instead: let x; x = value;. For objects or arrays, initialize with empty values: const obj = {};
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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.
TypeError: Cannot convert a Symbol value to a stringAn implicit conversion of a Symbol to a string was attempted, which is not allowed.