Create test.js

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  • Introduced a new test file to demonstrate common JavaScript errors for educational purposes.

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The update introduces a new JavaScript file, test.js, designed as an educational tool to demonstrate common programming errors. These include syntax mistakes such as missing semicolons and typos, as well as logical errors like undefined variables and improper usage of constants.

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File	Change Summary
test.js	New file demonstrating common JavaScript errors including syntax and logical mistakes.

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To code, to learn, mistakes we churn,
In test.js, errors we spurn.
A missing dot, a semicolon forgot,
Watch the variables, some exist not.
With every typo and every fix,
Our coding skills, we mix and mix! 🌟
🐰✨

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3-5: Intentional error: Missing semicolon after variable declaration. This is a common JavaScript mistake and is included here for educational purposes.

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7-8: Intentional error: Use of an undefined variable. This example helps illustrate runtime errors that occur when referencing variables that have not been declared.

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17-19: Intentional error: Attempt to reassign a constant. This example is used to demonstrate the TypeError that occurs in JavaScript when trying to change the value of a constant after its declaration.

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21-23: Intentional error: Typographical error in the variable name. This example highlights how simple typos can lead to undefined variable errors at runtime.

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