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In this video from Codings Studio, we explore a fascinating JavaScript concept that combines the let keyword, closures, and for-loops — leading to behavior that surprises many developers. Understanding how closures capture variables and how let creates block scope is essential for mastering JavaScript.

You’ll learn:

How closures retain access to variables in JavaScript

The difference between let and var in loops

Why getI() behaves differently in this setup

Common mistakes developers make with scope

Real-world implications in coding and interviews

This video is ideal for:
✔️ JavaScript learners
✔️ Interview preparation
✔️ Anyone aiming to build a strong foundation in ES6 and scope handling

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