Hey guys I was reading about environment records and lexical environment and I got a confusion. Don't know if this is the right channel to discuss about this. But basically my question is this:

If we have this code:

{
    const x = 2;
    var y = 3;
}

console.log(x); // will fail
console.log(y); // will work fine

Then here x was part of lexical environment(and ultimately environment record) of the block. That's why it will not be accessible outside the block.

But var is accessible becasue it's not block scoped. So does that mean it's not stored in environment record of block and stored directly in global environment record (and global object basically?) or in both global environment record and environment record of block.

Well actually maybe I misunderstood it because I just tried it and it seems to work still:

"use strict";
{
    var a = 1;
    console.log(a);
}
console.log(a);