My bad, I mixd it with esprima, on Chrome and Firefox in loose mode, let
declaration is not support.
so it's syntax error, in esprima, let let = 1 is invalid, but let private =
1 is valid.
"Eric Suen"
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In both Chrome and Firefox,
let FutureReservedWord = expr is invalid, but const | var
FutureReservedWord = expr is valid, is this defined in ES 6 or
historical reason?
let/const both are LexicalDeclaration, why behave differently?
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