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JS: Variable declared with let, but got "undefined" Error when calling it

Sorry if this question is stupid, I am normally not doing any frontend stuff and am kind of a noob with JS.

In Firefox DevTools I see the following error message:

Uncaught TypeError: tabHeader is undefined

I have the following code:

let tabHeader=document.getElementsByClassName('tab-header')[0];

let tabsPane=tabHeader.getElementsByTagName('div');

I declared one variable using let, but it still gets read as "undefined"; Further more, if I use consol.log(tabHeader) I also get undefined as output in the console. I am sure this is easy and I am just being a noob, but what am I doing wrong here?

about 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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