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What's the difference between using `let` and `var` in Javascript?

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Asked by Sumit Talwar · 1 year ago · 3 answers
Nakul Kumar
Nakul Kumar
1 year ago

I guess this image describes better var vs. let vs. const in JavaScript.

var vs. let vs. const in JavaScript.

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