Why am I getting the error - uncaught syntaxerror: missing ) after argument list

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success: function(data){
  var res = JSON.parse(data);
                       
  var n='';
  $quantity=value(res.products_stock);
  for($i=1;$i<=$quantity;$i++){ 
  $.each(data{
    n += html(' '+$i+' ');  

  });
}

}

What I have tried:

The error appears only when the code inside the for loop that starts with------ $.each(data -----is given. Any helps are appreciated.

Posted 27-Apr-21 20:53pm

Miya Mand

Updated 27-Apr-21 22:20pm

Chris Copeland

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Chris Copeland · Answer 1 · 2021-04-27T22:20:00

I'm not sure what your value() or html() functions are, but I'll assume they exist and they're valid. The problem lies at this part:

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$.each(data{
  n += html(' '+$i+' ');

});

That's not a valid format for the .each function, it expects an iterable element as the first parameter, and then the element as the second:

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$.each(data, function (e) {

Or use a lambda expression

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$.each(data, e => {