13 docs tagged with "Scope"

Block Scope is defined as: Variable Lookup restrict to inside of Block. Topics on: block scope !only applies to let & const variables, block scope does not appl

Dependency is defined as: any Variable local to FC Scope to control Hook Trigger. Topics on: Variable inside Scope of hook is not relevant Dependency. Read more

Function Scope is defined as: Variable access restrict to only inside function body.. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Scope

Global Function is defined as: function declare in Global Scope. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Scope Chain, Scope, Global

Global Object is defined as: Object to access via Global Scope. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Scope Chain, Scope, Global S

Global Scope is defined as: Outside any Block. Variable access everywhere. Topics on: Global Variable, Global Object, Global Function. Read more: JS, JS Concept

Global Variable is defined as: Variable Declaration in Global Scope or Top-Level Code. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Scope

Lexical Environment is defined as: current Scope environ where JS Engine read Source Code. Topics on: each EC tells JS Engine which Lexical Environment currentl

Scope is defined as: Place where Variable is declared. Topics on: Variable declare inside function store in VE of function's EC, Global Scope, Block Scope, Fu

Scope Chain is defined as: Link to Variable from outer Scopes to current Scope. Topics on: Scoping, Scope. Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC

Scope of a variable is defined as: Region of code where Variable can be accessed. Topics on: All scopes have access to variables from all outer scopes which it

TDZ is defined as: Region of Source Code outside Scope of a variable, variable uninitialized from Scope start to Declaration. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Con

Variable Lookup is defined as: (process) to look upwards for Variable in Scope Chain, when not in Lexical Environment. Topics on: Scope access is unidirectional