A related conventional use of underscores in JS variable names is when "discarding" values in positional settings, like destructuring arrays.
E.g. `const [_, a, b] = triple`
In general, underscores in JS seem to be used to help call out what to ignore or what is less important.
But yeah for every other time most linters will accept _ as "ignore this".
Thanks for teaching me something today.
A related conventional use of underscores in JS variable names is when "discarding" values in positional settings, like destructuring arrays.
E.g. `const [_, a, b] = triple`
In general, underscores in JS seem to be used to help call out what to ignore or what is less important.