I have heard a lot of interviews ask this question on Hoisting in JavaScript. What is this hoisting in JavaScript? Is it the same as hosting? It would be kind if someone could help me with their knowledge.
jayashree10 15 Newbie Poster
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Jump to Post— Dani 5,664It has to do with the scope of a javascript variable. It means that the variable is hoisted (aka “lifted up”) to the top of the code block it’s in.
This has nothing to do with web hosting, and is only relevant if you are a javascript developer.
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Dani 5,664 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster
It has to do with the scope of a javascript variable. It means that the variable is hoisted (aka “lifted up”) to the top of the code block it’s in.
This has nothing to do with web hosting, and is only relevant if you are a javascript developer.
jayashree10 commented: Thank you for answering. 😇🌈i understood +0
Dani 5,664 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster
I'll mark this question as solved then. Glad you understood, as I was typing from my phone, so my answers tend to be shorter.
AndreRet 526 Senior Poster
As a fill in for other users - hoisting happens whilst using Javascript code, which is client sided, meaning happening while a user interacts with a page.
Hosting is server sided meaning that all code ran and it returns information from a server after client interaction.
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