Question 93

An outer block declares let level = 1. A nested block declares its own let level = 2. What does level mean inside the nested block?

It refers to the inner binding whose value is 2Correct answer
It is permanently ambiguous between both bindings
It refers to the outer binding because it was declared earlier
Both declarations are duplicates in the same scope

Explanation

The nested declaration shadows the outer binding, so references inside that nested scope resolve to the value 2. Shadowing does not overwrite or delete the outer level; after leaving the nested scope, the outer binding still has value 1.

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