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  1. # Scope and the JavaScript Compiler
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  3. ## Where to look for things:
  4. * Someone/soomething has to go look for variable declarations/references
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  6. * The impression that JS is an Interpreted language is false and it is a compiled language.
  7. Though not the same way we compile our C++ and all. There's a difference in how it's done in JS.
  8. JavaScript doesn't distribute or send out the binary compiled form of our programs -- like how
  9. it's done in C++, where we compile our code to .exe and send out. We send out the original source program
  10. * Bash is an interpreted language:
  11. * When it running line 3, Bash has no idea what to expect on line 4
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