"variable" is declared more than once (M107) or "variable" is used before declaration (M105)

[SyntaX]

Sorry if the title is a bit generic, but I am having trouble iterating arrays correctly :/

What is the recommend way if I want to iterate multiple array, using the same variable / identifier?

Showing some example code:

for (var item of collection) {
    // do stuff with item
}

for (var item of another_collection) { // Qt creator shows that "item" is declared more than once (M107)
    // do stuff with item
}

I am not sure about how exactly hoisting works in javascript, but if I try using let instead of var, Qt Creator shows another warning:

for (let item of collection) {
    // do stuff with item // var "item" is used before its declaration (M105)
}

for (let item of another_collection) {
    // do stuff with item
}

Although I didn't run into problems right now, I was wondering, what is the correct way to iterate through multiple lists, using the same identifier?
Do I really need to use different variables (e.g. item1, item2...) or did I miss something essential here?

best regards
SyntaX

[GrecKo]

The correct way is as you did with let, the warning printed by Qt Creator is a false positive.

This has been reported in : https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-22907

[GrecKo]

The correct way is as you did with let, the warning printed by Qt Creator is a false positive.

This has been reported in : https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-22907

[SyntaX]

@GrecKo Ah nice, good to know, thank you