
Bill H. answered 09/18/22
Software Engineer And Tutor
A) This is true. Functions can be called before they are defined in code due to B), which states that functions are hoisted to the top of the scope that calls them.
B) This is true.
C) This is false. Hoisting allows us to call functions before they are defined in code.
D) This is false. Functions are a collection of statements in code that often return a value, but do not have to.