You might want to use let or const keywords because var will bubble up to the function block since it's the only block var recognizes as a scope
You know, it's funny. I originally included JS examples as well but then wasn't sure 100% sure how scoping worked. I appreciate knowing now :)
This is not JavaScript 🤷♂️
The initial function declares a void return type which sure isn't a JavaScript thing
You're right! I just read the function body. I'll show myself out...
Haha 😁
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You might want to use let or const keywords because var will bubble up to the function block since it's the only block var recognizes as a scope
You know, it's funny. I originally included JS examples as well but then wasn't sure 100% sure how scoping worked. I appreciate knowing now :)
This is not JavaScript 🤷♂️
The initial function declares a void return type which sure isn't a JavaScript thing
You're right! I just read the function body. I'll show myself out...
Haha 😁