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    saiar2020 ‘Scope and Execution Context in Javascrint | by Vivek | Medium Open in app. @n Vivek 19Followers » About Follow Scope and Execution Context in Javascript @ Vivek tay 22,2019 - Sminread One of the most basic and important concepts in javascript is scope and execution context. We should have better understanding of these concepts to understand the advanced concepts in javascript. In this post, we will try to demystify these concepts with popular interview questions. Scope: Scope determines the accessibility (visibility) of variables.In JavaScript there are two types of scope: * Global scope * Local scope Global Scope: Ifa variable is declared outside all functions or curly braces , it is said to be defined in the global scope. Variables in global scope can be accessed from everywhere in the application. Global variables are available for the lifetime of the application. // Initialize a var globa Local Scope: hitps:sImedium. com! @pvivekdlscope-and-executioncontex-injavascrit-3b7 1e76cd183 19 sanar2020 ‘Scope and Execution Context in Javascriot| by Vivek | Medium Open in app as any new scope that we create within the global scope. In JavaScript, there are two kinds of local scope: function scope and block scope. function local // LOCAL SCO! var name = 'xyz"; console.log(name); // Jerry } peExample () { // GLOBAL SCOPE console.log(name); // Uncaught ReferenceZrror: nameis not defined Function Scope: Each function written in JavaScript creates a new local scope. Variables defined in a function are visible everywhere within the function, but are not visible outside of the function. // Global Scope function functionScopeExamplel() { /f Local Scope #1 function functionScopefxample2() { // Local Scope #2 b } // Global Scope function functionScopeExample3() { /{ Local Scope #3 } // Global Scope Block Scope: Block scope is defined with curly braces. ECMAScript 6 introduced the 1¢t and const keywords. Variables declared with 1e: and cons: can have block scope. They can only be accessed in the block in which they are defined. //Global. Scope let x = 1; hitps:sImedium. com @pvivekdlscope-and-execution-contex-injavascrip'-3b7 1e76cd183 sanar2020 ‘Scope and Execution Context in Javascriot| by Vivek | Medium Open in app console.log(x); //1 var declaration has no block scope. In the above example, if we replace iet with var then the value of x will be 2. (fun on blockScopeExample () { for(var i=0; i<5; i++) setTimeout (function logValue () { console. log (i); 15. }, 100); OF Inthe above example, the setTimeout function callback isn’t triggered until the for loop execution has completed. Since, var declaration has no block scope. When the for loop has finished executing the value of i is 5. Now when the setTimeout call begins to execute it uses the last set value of i which is 5. Hence S is printed in all the setTimeout callbacks. However, if we declare variable i with 1¢t which has block scope, it creates anew variable locale to the block scope, for each iteration. The next loop code shows 0 1 2 3 a5. (function blockScopeExample () { for (let i

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