I'm getting a syntax error in my ES6 code. How can I debug it?
Syntax errors in ES6 can often be due to missing commas, brackets, or incorrect use of keywords. Can you share the code?
Sure, here's my code: const myFunc = () => { console.log('Hello World' }
It looks like you're missing a closing bracket for the console.log statement. It should be: console.log('Hello World');}
Got it! What about debugging runtime errors?
For runtime errors, use the browser's developer tools. Check the console for error messages and stack traces.
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