I've always used setTimeout and setInterval like this:
setInterval("console.log('one')", 5000);
In testing with JSFiddle, though, I see that it has a warning:
Implied eval. Consider passing a function instead of a string. I tested and found that this works fine and removes the warning:
setInterval(() => console.log('one'), 5000);
Is there a reason to go through all of my setTimeout and setInterval to make this change, or is this really just a warning that I can completely ignore?
