If you want to get the same result, you must call the function: checkScope()
. If just copy and paste, only you’re defining the function.
For example,
let x = 'hello world' // you get undefined
console.log(x) // you get 'hello world'
If you want to get the same result, you must call the function: checkScope()
. If just copy and paste, only you’re defining the function.
For example,
let x = 'hello world' // you get undefined
console.log(x) // you get 'hello world'