Types of scope in javascript in easy way step-by-step

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What is Scope in Javascript?

In JavaScript, the term "scope" refers the accessibility of a variable, function and object within a code.

Type of Scope in Javscirpt?

• global scope // before ES6(2015)
• functional scope // before ES6(2015)
• block scope
• script scope
• local scope

Now, understand the Global scope

the scope that is accessible from anywhere in the code. Variables, functions, and objects that are declared outside of any function or block are considered to be in the global scope.

<script>
? var sohail = "Global scope";  //Global scope
</script>        

Block Scope

The variable, function are declare inside an object {} it become block scope.

NOTE: Var variable will note work in block scope!

<script>
?  if(true) {
? ? ? let mMatch = "Block scope";
? ? }
</script>        

Now, we understand what we are dicussing Sohail does everything is comes under scope in JS?

Yes, My friend everything in javscirpt is under some sort of scope.

Script Scope

This scope use to react same as Global Scope but the difference is you can't access the let and const before there intialization.

Note: only let and const comes under script scope.

Nahi ayea smjh mai ao chale code ki duniya mai :)

<script>? ? 
    console.log(a)
? ? console.log(b,c);
? ? var a = "Global Scope" // you can access the "a" before it's intialization
? ? let b = "script scope" // you will get reference error in "b"
? ? const c = "script scope";
</script>        

local scope and Functional scope

Local scope and function scope refers to the scope of a variable or function that is declared within a block statement or a function. In JavaScript, variables declared with the let and const keywords have block scope, meaning that they can only be accessed within the block in which they are declared.

<script>? 
  function theName(params) {
? ? let x = 10; // local scope
? ? console.log(x);
? ? if (params) {
? ? ? const y = 12; // block scope
? ? ? var m = 20;
? ? ? console.log(x); // outPut 10
? ? ? console.log(y); // outPut 12
? ? }
? ? console.log(m); // local scope
? ? console.log(y); // referenceError: : y is not defined
? }
? theName(true); //call the function
</script>        

Enjoy : )