The JavaScript variables that are declared using the var keyword are called function-scoped variables. Function-scoped variables are accessible globally to the script, that is, throughout the script, if declared outside a function. Similarly, if the function scoped variables are declared inside a function, then they become accessible throughout the function, but not outside the function. Let's take a look at an example:
var a = 12; // accessible everywhere function myFunction() { console.log(a); // alerts 12 var b = 13; if(true) { var c = 14; // this is also accessible throughout the function! alert(b); // alerts 13 } alert(c); // alerts 14 } myFunction(); alert(b); // alerts undefined
Clearly, variables ...
