💡 Getting Struck while coding, So, I am here to explain to you*.*

• The error makes you fed up with coding. Wanna quit coding?

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TYPE ERROR

const num = 123
num.toUpperCase() // throws Type error

• Type error shows that code cant is performed.

• It shows the unsuccessful code.

• Mainly Type Error will be observed in Modifying the value which cant be performed.

• The name refers to Type in this case, When we access or try to change the type of const —- It gives an error

For example,

Num = 123 Given, it is stored in the form of a number.

So Upper case cant be performed,

If else,

const num = "abc"
num.toUpperCase() // o/p is ABC. Because it is stored in string

REFERENCE ERROR

function text() {
var str = "Hello World";
return str;
}
console.log(str) // Gives refernce error

function text(){
}
return

In the 1st section of code, The console.log() is outside of the Function Block.

So, It gave a reference error

• A reference error is observed when the code cant is reached.

• When the code is out of scope.

• When the code cant is initialized.

• As the name says, Reference means the path of the code, When we try the wrong path or miss the path —- Error arrives

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