When a const variable is declared in a block scope, what is the scope of this variable?
- Local to the block
- Global
- Function-level
- Lexical scope
In JavaScript, when you declare a constant variable (const) inside a block (like an if statement or a loop), the scope of that variable is limited to the block. This means it cannot be accessed outside of that block.
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