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feat: add internal link #38010

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_Keywords_ are tokens that look like identifiers but have special meanings in JavaScript. For example, the keyword [`async`](/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function) before a function declaration indicates that the function is asynchronous.

Some keywords are _reserved_, meaning that they cannot be used as an identifier for variable declarations, function declarations, etc. They are often called _reserved words_. [A list of these reserved words](#reserved_words) is provided below. Not all keywords are reserved — for example, `async` can be used as an identifier anywhere. Some keywords are only _contextually reserved_ — for example, `await` is only reserved within the body of an async function, and `let` is only reserved in strict mode code, or `const` and `let` declarations.
Some keywords are _reserved_, meaning that they cannot be used as an identifier for variable declarations, function declarations, etc. They are often called _reserved words_. [A list of these reserved words](#reserved_words) is provided below. Not all keywords are reserved — for example, `async` can be used as an identifier anywhere. Some keywords are only _contextually reserved_ — for example, `await` is only reserved within the body of an async function, and `let` is only reserved in [strict mode](/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Strict_mode) code, or `const` and `let` declarations.

Identifiers are always compared by _string value_, so escape sequences are interpreted. For example, this is still a syntax error:

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