Javascript - Variable binding
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Entering a scope at runtime allocates an address in memory for each variable binding in that scope.
Example: The foo function binds two local variables: i, and n.
function foo(){
var i,n;
}
Entering a scope at runtime allocates an address in memory for each variable binding in that scope.
Example: The foo function binds two local variables: i, and n.
function foo(){
var i,n;
}