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What happens when you try to access a let variable before its declaration?
What happens when you try to access a let variable before its declaration?
What is a primary characteristic of a const variable compared to var and let variables?
What is a primary characteristic of a const variable compared to var and let variables?
Which statement is true regarding the redeclaration of variables?
Which statement is true regarding the redeclaration of variables?
What value does a var variable return if accessed before it is assigned any value?
What value does a var variable return if accessed before it is assigned any value?
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What occurs when you attempt to reassign a const variable after its initial declaration?
What occurs when you attempt to reassign a const variable after its initial declaration?
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Study Notes
Variable Declarations: var, let, and const
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var:- Accessible before initialization, returning
undefinedif not assigned. - Can be redeclared multiple times; the last assignment prevails.
- Accessible before initialization, returning
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let:- Cannot be accessed before declaration; attempting to do so throws a reference error.
- Cannot be redeclared, but can be reassigned after declaration.
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const:- Must be initialized when declared; otherwise, a syntax error will occur.
- Cannot be redeclared or reassigned. This is the strictest declaration type.
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Description
This quiz explores the different variable declaration types in JavaScript: var, let, and const. Understand their behaviors, scopes, and the rules governing their usage. Perfect for anyone looking to strengthen their JavaScript programming skills.
