Refactor code for readability, error handling, and modern JavaScript … #4630
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…practices - Refactored variable declarations to use const and let - Improved error handling for file reading and directory traversal - Updated file system operations to use promises and async/await for cleaner asynchronous code - Added comments for better code readability and documentation - Optimized directory traversal logic for consistency and readability - Ensured platform independence by using path.join() consistently - Enhanced regex pattern for potential performance optimization - Improved code structure and organization for better maintainability
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Adhering to modern JavaScript practices improves code quality and maintainability. Using const and let for variable declarations, utilizing async/await for asynchronous operations, and leveraging promises for cleaner code are standard practices in modern JavaScript development and using platform-independent functions like path.join() ensures that the code behaves consistently across different operating systems. This makes the code more reliable and portable.