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In JavaScript, we can access the variables and functions even before they are initialized or assigned a value. Look at the code below: greet(); //JavaScript console.log(x);//Undefined function greet(){ console.log("JavaScript") }; var x = 28; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode In many other programming languages, this would result in an error. However, in JavaScript, this code runs without any error. JavaScript executes code line by line, but before execution, memory is allocated for all variables and functions. During the two phases—Memory Creation and Code Execution—the Memory Creation Phase assigns undefined to variables(x) and stores the entire function code(greet()) in memory.…