Ah, the ol’ "but line 42 looks fine!" trap. The error’s *probably* earlier in the code.
My trick? Add a comment like `// CHECK HERE` above suspicious blocks. Then scan backward.
Also, [ESLint](https://eslint.org/) if you’re working with JS—it’s a lifesaver.
My trick? Add a comment like `// CHECK HERE` above suspicious blocks. Then scan backward.
Also, [ESLint](https://eslint.org/) if you’re working with JS—it’s a lifesaver.
