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fix(curriculum): remove unnecessary comma in JS variable lecture (#62851)

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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ In JavaScript, variables act as containers for storing data that you can access
You can think of variables as boxes that hold values. With variables, you can keep track of things like numbers or text and refer to these values whenever you need them in your program.
One way to declare a variable in JavaScript, is to use the `let` keyword. You will learn more about the `let` keyword as well as other ways to declare variables in future lessons.
One way to declare a variable in JavaScript is to use the `let` keyword. You will learn more about the `let` keyword as well as other ways to declare variables in future lessons.
Here's an example of using `let` to declare a variable called `age`: