koficypher · February 18, 2019 19:23
diff --git a/variables.js b/variables.js
 /***
 Name: Kofi Cypher
 Email: [email protected]

 Var
 The var keyword is used to declare variables globally or locally within a fucntion block
 It is suitable for use when you want to declare variables you would want to throughout your code execution.


 Let
 The let keyword is also used to declare variables. Here variables declared will only be available in the block where they were declared.
 This could be an if block or a function block. Suitable for declaring variables that are meant to be short lived or needed only in an
 execution block.

 Const
 The const keyword is used in declaring variables whose values will not change in the entire code execution. The cannot be declared 
 without values. They are also block scoped like variable declared with the let keyword.

 Hoisting
 Hoisting in simple terms is when the execution/invoking of a function is done before the actual function or the assignment of a 
 variable is done before the variable is declared. Usually found at the top of the function declaration or variable declaration.

 ***/

 //Var
    var fruit = 'mango';

    if (fruit === 'mango') {
      var fruit = 'orange';

      console.log(fruit); //outputs orange
    }

    console.log(fruit); //outputs orange

 //Let
    let animal = 'bear';

    if (animal === 'bear') {
      let animal = 'rabbit';

      console.log(animal); //outputs rabbit
    }

    console.log(animal); //outputs bear

 //Const
    const instrument = 'guitar';

    try {
      instrument = 'voilin';
    } catch(err) {
      console.log(err); //returns an error
    }

    console.log(instrument); //outputs guitar
	/***
	Name: Kofi Cypher
	Email: [email protected]

	Var
	The var keyword is used to declare variables globally or locally within a fucntion block
	It is suitable for use when you want to declare variables you would want to throughout your code execution.


	Let
	The let keyword is also used to declare variables. Here variables declared will only be available in the block where they were declared.
	This could be an if block or a function block. Suitable for declaring variables that are meant to be short lived or needed only in an
	execution block.

	Const
	The const keyword is used in declaring variables whose values will not change in the entire code execution. The cannot be declared
	without values. They are also block scoped like variable declared with the let keyword.

	Hoisting
	Hoisting in simple terms is when the execution/invoking of a function is done before the actual function or the assignment of a
	variable is done before the variable is declared. Usually found at the top of the function declaration or variable declaration.

	***/

	//Var
	var fruit = 'mango';

	if (fruit === 'mango') {
	var fruit = 'orange';

	console.log(fruit); //outputs orange
	}

	console.log(fruit); //outputs orange

	//Let
	let animal = 'bear';

	if (animal === 'bear') {
	let animal = 'rabbit';

	console.log(animal); //outputs rabbit
	}

	console.log(animal); //outputs bear

	//Const
	const instrument = 'guitar';

	try {
	instrument = 'voilin';
	} catch(err) {
	console.log(err); //returns an error
	}

	console.log(instrument); //outputs guitar