omg syntax errors are the bane of my existence lol.
I usually just go line by line and comment out chunks of code to narrow it down. It’s tedious but works every time.
Also, VS Code has this built-in feature where it underlines syntax errors in red. Make sure you have the right language mode selected tho! Sometimes it defaults to plain text and doesn’t catch anything.
If you’re working with JS, ESLint is a must-have. It’s like having a second pair of eyes to fix syntax stuff.
I usually just go line by line and comment out chunks of code to narrow it down. It’s tedious but works every time.
Also, VS Code has this built-in feature where it underlines syntax errors in red. Make sure you have the right language mode selected tho! Sometimes it defaults to plain text and doesn’t catch anything.
If you’re working with JS, ESLint is a must-have. It’s like having a second pair of eyes to fix syntax stuff.