JavaScript ‘hoisting’ [duplicate]

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  1. The global a is set to 1
  2. b() is called
  3. function a() {} is hoisted and creates a local variable a that masks the global a
  4. The local a is set to 10 (overwriting the function a)
  5. The global a (still 1) is alerted

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