# JavaScript Best Practices

## Use const by Default

```javascript
const name = 'John'; // Use const
let counter = 0;      // Use let when needed
// Never use var
```

## Use === Instead of ==

```javascript
5 === '5'; // false (strict)
5 == '5';  // true (coerces)
```

## Use Arrow Functions

```javascript
const add = (a, b) => a + b;
```

## Handle Errors

```javascript
try {
  // Code
} catch (error) {
  // Handle
}
```

## Key Takeaway

Use const, ===, arrow functions. Handle errors. Write clean, readable code. Follow modern JavaScript standards.

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JavaScript Best Practices

Deep dive into JavaScript, JS, and ECMAScript fundamentals, ES6+, and advanced concepts.

JavaScript Best Practices

JavaScript Best Practices

Use const by Default

Use === Instead of ==

Use Arrow Functions

Handle Errors

Key Takeaway

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