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Scope chain, lexical environment, and closure are typically difficult concepts to understand and cause confusion for beginners in javascript programming. At the same time, these are basic and fundamen…
In this article we will see : How JavaScript engine allocates memory and value to variables in different phases? Scope of variables in JavaScript Hoisting of var Hoisting of let , const How the JavaScript engine allocates memory and value…
Hello Reader, I'll try my best to make you understand Function vs Block scope, assuming you have basic knowledge of JavaScript. Feel free to copy the code and try it yourself, I used Replit for all the examples. Function Scope - Function sc…
JavaScript is one of the most interesting language one can come across. It is one of the most hated and also one of the most loved languages of the world. It is so because though people find it difficult to understand, it is also very inter…
JavaScript Variables JavaScript is a very powerful language used in making awesome applications on different platforms. If you use it, then you are no stranger to the use of variables. Declaring varia…
If you are confused and are trying to understand what Temporal dead zone is in JavaScript, then let me help you understand TDZ(Temporal dead zone). First we have to understand how hoisting works in Ja…
The domain of network engineering is growing at the speed of light, and consequently, the demand for network engineers is also following the trend. Careers in this domain are stable, and opportunities abound. It's also a domain that's under…
What is a variable? A variable is a named piece of a memory location. By adhering to certain specific naming conventions which a variable should follow, we can access that memory location using that …
Introduction What comes to your mind when you heard the term "scope"? It probably might be a "binocular" or if you play any battle-royale game (like PUBG, Fortnite, etc), then it might be a 2X, 3X, 4X…
Today was very comprehensive, we covered overall Python syntax which I will outline below in a very concise way. I also learnt about Lists as a ordered Data structure, with associated built-in methods…
