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The document provides answers to various questions regarding JavaScript variable declarations and their behaviors, particularly focusing on 'var', 'let', and 'const'. It explains concepts like hoisting, temporal dead zones, block scope, and reassignment restrictions. Each answer is categorized by the type of error or value returned when executing the code snippets.

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The document provides answers to various questions regarding JavaScript variable declarations and their behaviors, particularly focusing on 'var', 'let', and 'const'. It explains concepts like hoisting, temporal dead zones, block scope, and reassignment restrictions. Each answer is categorized by the type of error or value returned when executing the code snippets.

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1. undefined: Due to var hoisting, a is declared but not initialized yet.

2. ReferenceError: let is not hoisted in the same way as var and will throw a ReferenceError.

3. ReferenceError: let declarations are in a "temporal dead zone" until initialization.

4. undefined: Similar to the first question, var is hoisted and initialized to undefined.

5. ReferenceError: let has block scope and is not accessible outside its block.

6. undefined: Due to var hoisting, y is declared but not initialized yet.

7. undefined: z is hoisted, so it logs undefined.

8. ReferenceError: let declarations are in a "temporal dead zone".

9. TypeError: const variables cannot be reassigned.

10. ReferenceError: let variables are not hoisted and will cause an error.

11. 120 and ReferenceError: var is function-scoped, but let is block-scoped.

12. ReferenceError: let variables are not hoisted.

13. ReferenceError: const must be initialized at declaration and cannot be reassigned.

14. undefined: var is hoisted and initialized to undefined.

15. ReferenceError: let variables are not hoisted and will cause an error.

16. 190: The let inside the block does not affect the var declared outside the block.

17. undefined: Similar to previous var hoisting examples.

18. ReferenceError: let variables are not hoisted.

19. TypeError: const variables cannot be reassigned.

20. 260: The inner function has access to the x declared in outer due to lexical scoping.

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