I used to think that hoisting only happened to variables declared with var. But recently, I learned that it also happens to variables declared with let and  const. I'll explain what I mean in this article. I also have a video version of this article [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbHaL_J8Ex0] you can check

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Hoisting in JavaScript with let and const - and how it works with variables declared with. The variable is hoisted to the top of the global scope. This makes it possible to access the variable before the line it was declared, without errors.

Hoisting in JavaScript with let and const – and How it Differs from var

How Hoisting Works with var in JavaScript

How Hoisting Works with let/const in JavaScript