JQuery and Bootstrap: warning in console - resource failure

I updated my jQuery a while ago and since then my project has stopped running Javascript all over.

This is the script on the Index page that I am using to test my JS usage:

@section scripts{
 <script src="~/js/jquery-3.2.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="~/lib/bootstrap/dist/js/bootstrap.js"></script>
<script>
     console.log("hi");
 </script>

      

        
        
        
      

    

}

This is the output in the console:

What catches your eye:

Unused error: Bootstrap JavaScript requires jQuery. jQuery must be enabled before JavaScript is loaded.

A detailed description of this warning I see:

if (typeof jQuery === 'undefined') {
  throw new Error('Bootstrap\ JavaScript requires jQuery. 
jQuery must be included before Bootstrap\ JavaScript.')}

      

        
        
        
      

    

JQuery validation now:

It has a tag that lists its screen (extraño in Spanish)

UPDATE

I decided to remove jQuery and bootstrap and reinstall them: first jQuery and then Bootstrap.

After that, Bauer looks like this.

Still doesn't work

Checking the network console (as requested by the user), I got this:

There is a bunch of kendo ui not loading

Note. I installed kendo ui the same day because I needed an editable mesh, but since it sucked I made my own and dropped the kendo ui.

UPDATE x2

Note. I am working on ASP.NET core

It seems like the answer might be that jQuery has to load before Bootstrap.

To test this, I go to other files (bower.json, _Layout.cshtml), since I usually don't link to scripts in every file. My project usually has a link in the background that loads these scripts into each view automatically, I suppose.

For example, I never link to the kendo ui in the Index page, but in the console I can see that it is not loading (because it is being removed) but was called.

For this I checked _Layout.cshtml

Here I see my links that work for the whole project I believe and the order seems to be correct.

Hope this helps any answer! Thanks to