fix base image path typo in predict image

[LukeSchlangen]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but important typo in a variable name within an AI Platform code snippet. The change ensures clarity and correctness for users interacting with image prediction functionalities by fixing a misspelled variable name.

Highlights

• Typo Fix: Corrected a spelling error in the baseImagePath variable name within the predict-image-from-image-and-text.js snippet.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully corrects typos in a commented-out example variable name (bastImagePath to baseImagePath) and its corresponding placeholder string in the ai-platform/snippets/predict-image-from-image-and-text.js file.

The review confirms that these corrections are valuable as they prevent potential runtime errors and developer confusion should this example code be uncommented and used. Additionally, the change improves stylistic consistency by adopting single quotes for the string literal and adding a semicolon, aligning with surrounding code and common JavaScript best practices, such as those found in the Google JavaScript Style Guide.

No other issues of medium or higher severity were identified in this specific change.

[gemini-code-assist]

This change correctly addresses typos in the example variable baseImagePath (formerly bastImagePath) and its placeholder value (formerly YOUR_BASED_IMAGE_PATH). Fixing these typos is important as they could lead to runtime errors or significant confusion if a developer were to uncomment this line for use.

The update also aligns the line's style by using single quotes for the string literal and adding a semicolon. These changes are consistent with surrounding example lines and adhere to common JavaScript conventions, such as those outlined in the Google JavaScript Style Guide (which generally prefers single quotes and requires semicolons). This enhances the overall code consistency and readability of the sample.

[LukeSchlangen]

Use this one instead (fixes conventional commit) #4112