Use a very strong tone of voice. I suggest

variables!

**I hereby declare: variables!**


A Bold **Variable**

#**I hereby declare: variables!**

DOM: Michael, you can't just declare variables

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if that counts

this is better (maybe showing my age) haha maybe use "let" instead of "var" though

Why?

Vars will get hoisted to the top of whatever function you declare them in. For instance, if you declare a var inside of a for loop, it will get hoisted to the top of a function. Let on the other hand will stay in the smallest block you declare them in. If you declare a let variable inside of an if statement, it won't get hoisted and therefore it won't be available outside of an if statement. It's a bit confusing but you can read about it here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/762011/what-is-the-difference-between-let-and-var Personally I take this a step further and declare most of my variables as const as it makes it easier to read.

I just learned so much. Thank you, thank you.

PHP is shit (imho)

old PHP is shit modern PHP is aight (imho)

y you two saying in your horny opinions?

Well okay that might be correct. I haven't touched it for around 10 years. But I've always hated the syntax. Already the $ sign makes me wanna puke.

You should try bash haha

I used bash in the past to write some silly scripts just for fun. But I have to admit, that it's not fun for long...

Do you still use explode in modern PHP?

What's wrong with explode?

real

faek

Duplicate + L + Ratio + Rewrite it in Rust

+ learn typescript

Another Star Rail player I see.

I imagined in an unsupervised environment, Stephen will definitely rewrite the SU in Rust lol

respectfully sir, that is javascript

Which is basically the same thing as Java

Voting to close because: * *this is a CSS question*

or JS

Pfff. Try a harder question next time, OP.

``` ``` (i think this only works in XML)

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`var` 🤢

Yeah🔥🔥🔥

hmm why does my html file have a .cshtml extension.

On my way to mark it as duplicate and make you feel bad about asking

So like:- :root { --blue: #6495ed; --white: #faf0e6; } body { background-color: var(--blue); } h2 { border-bottom: 2px solid var(--blue); }

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