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We all know that var, let and const are keywords in Javascript with their own behaviours while declaring variables using them, such as SCOPING & RE-DECLARATION bla..bla..bla...
But here I will just give keep it short and simple with multiple parts, so that you won't get lost in an overwhelming bunches of words and sentenses.
so get ready for a short series of content chunks⚡
THE SCOPE 🔭
That's just a set of curly braces { } 👇🏻
If they belong to a function then it's called as Function Scope 👇🏻
and the space which is outside of both Function-scope and scope (Just a curly-brace set Shown in first image), is the Global Scope 👇🏻
And that's a short and sweet overview of the SCOPE.
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