Hey, what you've done here is really cool. I definitely think this pattern is valuable, especially when your intention is to have "similar" functions in your projects. Thanks!
BTW: Most modern browsers support the newest JavaScript versions, so you should be able to run ES6+ syntaxes on the console.
The problem is not the browser, is me. I made a lot of mistakes while making that snippet, so I had to run it multiple times. If I use const I would have to keep changing the variable names after each attempt, 'cause const doesn't let me redeclare variables.
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Hey, what you've done here is really cool. I definitely think this pattern is valuable, especially when your intention is to have "similar" functions in your projects. Thanks!
BTW: Most modern browsers support the newest JavaScript versions, so you should be able to run ES6+ syntaxes on the console.
The problem is not the browser, is me. I made a lot of mistakes while making that snippet, so I had to run it multiple times. If I use
constI would have to keep changing the variable names after each attempt, 'causeconstdoesn't let me redeclare variables.