Function Scope
Function Scope
Function scope means variables declared inside a function belong to that function call. Code outside the function cannot read those local variables directly.
When outside code needs a value produced inside a function, the function should return it. That keeps the data flow visible and avoids reaching across a scope boundary.
Your task: Fix buildLessonLabel so it returns the label it creates. Then store the call result in lessonLabel and log it.
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Function Scope
Function scope means variables declared inside a function belong to that function call. Code outside the function cannot read those local variables directly.
When outside code needs a value produced inside a function, the function should return it. That keeps the data flow visible and avoids reaching across a scope boundary.
Your task: Fix buildLessonLabel so it returns the label it creates. Then store the call result in lessonLabel and log it.