WIP: rendered titles #4
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdates the HTML page title and adds two new JavaScript functions to create and render book list items from an array of book objects, along with an executable call to render the books. Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@Sprint-3/reading-list/script.js`:
- Around line 34-38: In readingList, the loop variable book is undeclared
causing a global leak; change the for loop in readingList (which calls
createAndRenderBookListItem and appends to unorderedList) to use a block-scoped
loop variable (e.g., for (const book of arrayOfBooksObjects) or for (let book of
arrayOfBooksObjects)) so book stays local to the loop and won’t break under
strict mode.
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Sprint-3/reading-list/index.html (1)
7-7: Clear, descriptive title—nice changeThis aligns the page title with the app’s purpose and helps with browser tab clarity.
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| function readingList(arrayOfBooksObjects) { | ||
| const unorderedList = document.getElementById("reading-list") | ||
| for (book of arrayOfBooksObjects) { | ||
| const listItem = createAndRenderBookListItem(book) | ||
| unorderedList.appendChild(listItem) |
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Declare the loop variable to avoid a global leak
Right now book is undeclared, so it becomes a global in sloppy mode and throws in strict mode. If someone later enables strict mode (or a bundler does), this will break. How could you make it block-scoped so it stays local to the loop?
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- for (book of arrayOfBooksObjects) {
+ for (const book of arrayOfBooksObjects) {
const listItem = createAndRenderBookListItem(book)
unorderedList.appendChild(listItem)
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| function readingList(arrayOfBooksObjects) { | |
| const unorderedList = document.getElementById("reading-list") | |
| for (book of arrayOfBooksObjects) { | |
| const listItem = createAndRenderBookListItem(book) | |
| unorderedList.appendChild(listItem) | |
| function readingList(arrayOfBooksObjects) { | |
| const unorderedList = document.getElementById("reading-list") | |
| for (const book of arrayOfBooksObjects) { | |
| const listItem = createAndRenderBookListItem(book) | |
| unorderedList.appendChild(listItem) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@Sprint-3/reading-list/script.js` around lines 34 - 38, In readingList, the
loop variable book is undeclared causing a global leak; change the for loop in
readingList (which calls createAndRenderBookListItem and appends to
unorderedList) to use a block-scoped loop variable (e.g., for (const book of
arrayOfBooksObjects) or for (let book of arrayOfBooksObjects)) so book stays
local to the loop and won’t break under strict mode.
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