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Why Does JavaScript Use Hoisting For Functions? Have you ever wondered how JavaScript allows you to call functions before their actual definitions? In this informative video, we'll explain the concept of hoisting and why JavaScript uses it for functions. We'll start by defining what hoisting is and how it works during the compilation phase of JavaScript execution. You'll learn how function declarations are moved to the top of their scope, enabling you to call them from anywhere within that scope, even before the code appears in your script.

We'll also discuss the differences between function declarations and function expressions, highlighting why only certain types are hoisted fully. Understanding these differences is essential for writing predictable and bug-free code. Additionally, we'll explore how hoisting impacts larger projects and asynchronous JavaScript, where functions are called at different times. If you're interested in writing cleaner, more flexible code, grasping the mechanics of hoisting is a must.

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