Discussion on: Javascript Hoisting

[Naveenchandar]

Yep missed that one. That depends on the declaration. If that's inside particular block, it'll not get hoisted globally and if not, Let or const will be hoisted globally but due to temporal dead zone we can't access those until initialization.
"Let and const are hoisted in block scope whereas var is hoisted in global scope." -> Whenever we try to re declare a same variable using var inside a specific block, variable will get updated and that's not the same case with let because it is block scope so it will not be available outside the scope.
Example:

let greeting = "Hello";
    if (true) {
        let greeting = "Hi";
        console.log(greeting); // "Hi"
    }
    console.log(greeting); // "Hello"

var greeting = "Hi";
    if (true) {
        var greeting= "Hello!";
        console.log(greeting); // "Hello!"
    }
    console.log(greeting); // "Hello"