Is this statement "Also, make sure nothing is defined using the keyword var."

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The statement in the problem:
“Also, make sure nothing is defined using the keyword var .”

Is this correct? I am curious

This statement got me confused at first. But i understood it means “make sure nothing is defined by ‘var’.”

At first i thought i should make sure nothing is defined and i should use var to do it. I had to double check what defined and undefined means.

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const magic = () => new Date();

console.log(typeof magic);

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Hello @Hisoka. That’s how languages are supposed to be.

But, at first, I thought the opposite! It’s just the way we read it.