This error occurs when the JavaScript interpreter encounters a token
(a symbol or a word) that it does not expect or understand in a certain
context. For example
let name = "Kazim
console.log(name);
The code above will throw a SyntaxError because there is a missing quotation
mark at the end of the string “Kazim”. To fix this error, we need to add the
missing quotation mark:
let name = “Kazim”;
console.log(name);
To avoid this error, we should always check our syntax carefully and use a code
editor that highlights syntax errors.