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What Is Scope in JavaScript?

What is module scope in JavaScript?

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In ES modules, top-level variables are scoped to the module, not global. They are only accessible outside if explicitly exported. This prevents accidental global pollution.

More FAQs in What Is Scope in JavaScript?

Scope is the set of rules that determines where variables are accessible. JavaScript has global scope, function scope, block scope, and module scope.

Function scope means a variable is visible throughout the function (var). Block scope means a variable is visible only within the nearest enclosing block (let and const). var ignores block boundaries; let and const respect them.

Yes. let and const are block-scoped. They are only accessible within the nearest enclosing pair of braces. var is function-scoped and ignores block boundaries (except function bodies).

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