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The calculateColor function was assigned to an implicit global variable instead of using a proper declaration keyword, causing potential hoisting issues and strict mode violations.

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  • Added const keyword to calculateColor function declaration in 5-browser-extension/solution/src/index.js
  • Rebuilt webpack bundle to reflect the change
// Before
calculateColor = async (value) => {
  // ...
};

// After
const calculateColor = async (value) => {
  // ...
};

Fixes #1547

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes a JavaScript best practice violation by adding the const keyword to the calculateColor function declaration. Without proper declaration, the function was being assigned to an implicit global variable, which could cause issues in strict mode and potentially lead to unexpected behavior or naming conflicts.

Key Changes

  • Added const keyword to the calculateColor function declaration on line 17
  • Rebuilt the webpack bundle to include the corrected code

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File Description
5-browser-extension/solution/src/index.js Added missing const keyword to calculateColor function declaration to prevent implicit global variable
5-browser-extension/solution/dist/main.js Rebuilt webpack bundle reflecting the source code fix

The changes are correct and properly address the issue described in the PR. The function is now properly scoped and will work correctly in strict mode environments. All other variable declarations in the file already use proper const declarations, so no additional fixes are needed.


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browser-extension project: Fix calculateColor Function Declaration

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