I'm trying my hand at web dev after a few years of pause and CORS seems to have gone off the deep end.
why does
<script type="module" src="./index.js"></script>
result in a CORS error? I'm loading a local file (file://) that wants to load another local file. I don't get why CORS even complains, they're both from the same origin, after all.
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I have a function that is supposed to capitalize the first letter of each word. I have a neat solution with a .map; however, for sake of practice, I'm trying to tackle it using a for loop. Here is ...
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