Behind the scene:
<script language =
"JavaScript" >
var scope = "Global";
fn1();
fn2();
function fn1() {
document.write("<P> function <B>fn1</B>
output:", "<BR>", "<BR>");
document.write("scope= ", scope, "<BR>",
"<BR>"); // ==> global
var scope1 = "fn1 local";
}
function fn2() {
document.write("function <B>fn2</B> output",
"<BR>", "<BR>")
document.write("scope= ",scope, "<BR>"); //
==> undefined, because the same variable is declared again inside fn2
var scope = "fn2 local";
document.write("scope= ",scope,
"<BR>","<BR>","<BR>",
"</P>"); // ==> fn2local
//document.write("scope1= ",scope1) // this would give a
varible undefined JavaScript error.
}
</script>
