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It is generally best practice to have only one var statement per scope block in JavaScript. If the “Require only one var per function” option is checked in JS Lint (of JS Hint), it will issue a warning about it. You can either deselect the option in JS Lint, or modify your var statements to use the one var declaration syntax as seen below.

var myFunction = function(){

var firstVariable = ‘test’,
secondVariable = ‘check’,
thirdVariable = ‘fail’;

}

When you have a function that starts with a capital letter, JS Lint (and JS Hint) will consider it a constructor since that is the traditional constructor syntax. JS Lint will throw the error “JS Lint: Missing ‘new’ prefix when invoking a constructor.” It’s generally best practice to start your function names with a lowercase letter unless you are creating a constructor. This will keep JS Lint from barking at you about it.

var BadFunctionName = function(){
// DO STUFF
}

var goodFunctionName = function(){
// DO STUFF
}