when I remove the semicolon on the 3rd line my javascript code breaks and I get this error “ReferenceError: Cannot access ‘updatedTasks’ before initialization
at moveTaskUp”.I always thought that JavaScript’s automatic semicolon insertion always worked

    function moveTaskUp(index){
        if(index>0){
            const updatedTasks=[...tasks];
            [updatedTasks[index],updatedTasks[index - 1]]=[updatedTasks[index-1],updatedTasks[index]]
            setTasks(updatedTasks)
        }
    }

I guess I’m put a semicolon on every line of js from now on