So in JavaScript world, in whichever way you go, you finally end up with some very basic concepts. I skipped certain basics while learning JavaScript. Later in life, I regretted it, but then, of course, you don't repeat the same mistake twice. So the very common and pretty basic thing you could see in JavaScript is the concept of var, let and const. What are they? How do they differ from each other? Simply put var, let and const are keywords within JavaScript. All three of them are used to declare a variable. So why do we need three of them? JavaScript is weird. You can even use a variable without initialization in JavaScript. So why take the time to write a keyword. Now for JavaScript, there is a concept called global scope. In a simple browser where you could see JavaScript quite common, the global scope refers to the window object. And in the NodeJs module, this will be the global scope of the module. So if you simp...
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