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r/learnjavascript • u/hsnice • Jul 19 '21
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function declarations aren't the only thing that is hoisted, variable declarations with var are also hoisted.
var
e.g. the following does not work:
console.log('hello', future()); const future = function() { return ' world'; }
3 u/Claudioub16 Jul 19 '21 I'm new to programming, but I really dislike hoisting. Why would you want to hoist a function? 1 u/Trakkasure helpful Jul 20 '21 Hoisting functions allow for functions that call each other to do so without procedural gymnastics.function a() { if (repeat) c() }function b() { a() }function c() { b() }
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I'm new to programming, but I really dislike hoisting. Why would you want to hoist a function?
1 u/Trakkasure helpful Jul 20 '21 Hoisting functions allow for functions that call each other to do so without procedural gymnastics.function a() { if (repeat) c() }function b() { a() }function c() { b() }
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Hoisting functions allow for functions that call each other to do so without procedural gymnastics.
function a() { if (repeat) c() }function b() { a() }function c() { b() }
function a() { if (repeat) c() }
function b() { a() }
function c() { b() }
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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '21
function declarations aren't the only thing that is hoisted, variable declarations with
varare also hoisted.e.g. the following does not work: