
remove the global v variable and execute this code, you’ll get a reference erro…), which means the closure of f1() gives us access to only the scope of f1() plus the global scope. The scope where we execute f1() does not affect that closure. In fact, the closure of f1() will not give us access to the scope of f2() at all. If you remove the global v variable and execute this code, you’ll get a reference error:
In fact, there is one major advantage that can make the case for this approach by itself; using JavaScript to render HTML makes it easy for React to keep a virtual representation of HTML in memory (which is commonly known as The Virtual DOM). React uses the Virtual DOM to render an HTML tree virtually first, and then, every time a state cha…
It’s kind of curious isn’t it? Here we are worrying people will work less if we guarantee a basic income, and the reality of the situation is that people are presently working too much, and it is costing all of us. Combine this with the fact there’s 3 people seeking every 1 available job, and the obvious solution is that we actually want people to be able to choose to work less, to free up more positions for those seeking jobs who are currently being excluded from the labor market.