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if(foo === "bar") {
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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Strings must use doublequote.

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console.log('something new for real2')
console.log("something new for real2")

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Insert ·

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if(foo === "bar") {
if (foo === "bar") {

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')
console.log('something new for real3')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real3') with "something·new·for·real3");

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console.log('something new for real3')
console.log("something new for real3");

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real2') with "something·new·for·real2");

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console.log('something new for real2')
console.log("something new for real2");

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Insert ·

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if(foo === "bar") {
if (foo === "bar") {

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')
console.log('something new for real3')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real3') with "something·new·for·real3");

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console.log('something new for real3')
console.log("something new for real3");

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real2') with "something·new·for·real2");

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console.log('something new for real2')
console.log("something new for real2");

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')
console.log('something new for real3')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Unexpected console statement.

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console.log('something new for real3')

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Unexpected console statement.

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console.log('something new for real2')

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')
console.log('something new for real3')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real3') with "something·new·for·real3");

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console.log('something new for real3')
console.log("something new for real3");

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if(foo === "bar") {
console.log('something new for real2')

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Replace 'something·new·for·real2') with "something·new·for·real2");

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console.log('something new for real2')
console.log("something new for real2");

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if(foo === "bar") {

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Codacy has a fix for the issue: Insert ·

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if(foo === "bar") {
if (foo === "bar") {

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if(foo === "bar") {

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ℹ️ Codacy found a minor Error Prone issue: 'foo' is not defined.

The issue is that the variable 'foo' is not defined before being used in the if statement.

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if(foo === "bar") {
if(typeof foo !== 'undefined' && foo === "bar") {

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Codacy found a critical Error Prone issue: 'foo' is not defined.

The issue reported by ESLint indicates that the variable foo is being used in the condition of the if statement, but it has not been defined anywhere in the code. This can lead to a ReferenceError at runtime if the code is executed, as JavaScript will not know what foo refers to.

To fix this issue, you need to ensure that foo is defined before it's used. One common solution is to initialize foo with a value, such as an empty string or a default value, depending on the intended logic of your program.

Here’s a single line change to define foo:

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if(foo === "bar") {
let foo = ""; // or any appropriate default value

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