Variable Shadowing
Variable Shadowing
Variable shadowing happens when an inner scope declares a name that also exists in an outer scope. Reads inside the inner scope use the nearest matching name.
The outer variable still exists. It is shadowed only from the point of view of code inside the inner scope.
Your task: Read the commented code in the starter. Predict the string returned by formatStatus(), and assign it to prediction.
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Variable Shadowing
Variable shadowing happens when an inner scope declares a name that also exists in an outer scope. Reads inside the inner scope use the nearest matching name.
The outer variable still exists. It is shadowed only from the point of view of code inside the inner scope.
Your task: Read the commented code in the starter. Predict the string returned by formatStatus(), and assign it to prediction.