Fixing the Unexpected use of 'location' error

This error is caused by ESLint's no-restricted-globals rule. This rule discourages the direct use of global variables like location, event, and name to prevent unintended use of global variables in projects such as React.

Since location is a property of the browser's global object (window), declaring a variable with the same name in your code may unintentionally hide the global location object. This is known as a name shadowing issue.

To resolve this, use window.location instead of location.