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A variable is referred to as a data name within the storage where the programs operate. It consists
of letters, digits, and underscore characters. In other words, variables are regarded as data values
that can change during the execution of a program. When the user is asked a question, the data
values can easily change during the performance.
Variable scope is a programming block under which a variable is assigned or simply the life of a
variable. For example; function foo() { var x; }.
Local variable and Global variable are the two shared variables known.
A local variable is regarded as a variable that only exists and is assigned within the programming
block and can only be declared within the block. They get destroyed automatically when the
function's execution is terminated, while they exist only when the process is under
implementation.
A global variable is a type of variable defined externally within a function.
A variable can be declared inside a function for local variables, outside the process for global
variables, and within the definition of function parameters for the formal parameters.
Global variables can be accessed from all program modules. It is capable of keeping consistency
since it stores constants. When various functions can be accessed through the same data, the
global variable becomes effective.
Variable values remain intact when running a task when you use a local variable. Memory space
is created when a program terminates when using local variables. You can change names easily
in a local variable since the local variable is only meaningful where declared.
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1 Student Name Course, Department: Professor Name Date 2 Question One A variable is referred to as a data name within the storage where the programs operate. It consists of letters, digits, and underscore characters. In other words, variables are regarded as data values that can change during the execution of a program. When the user is asked a question, the data values can easily change during the performance. Variable scope is a programming block under which a variable is assigned or simply the life of a variable. For example; function foo() { var x; }. Local variable and Global variable are the two shared variables known. A local variable is regarded as a variable that only exists and is assigned within the programming block and can only be declared within the block. They get destroyed automatically when the function's execution is terminated, while they exist only when the process is under implementation. A global variable is a type of variable defined externally within a function. A variable can be declared inside a function for local variables, outside the process for global variables, and within the definition of function parameters for the formal parameters. Global variables can be accessed from all program modules. It is capable of keeping consistency since it stores constants. When various functions can be accessed through the same data, the global variable becomes effective. Variable values remain intact when running a task when you use a local variable. Memo ...
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