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- Function hoisting happens but the decorator is not hoisted (resulting in a sometimes-decorated function).

Anything in this loop could potentially influence anything else, so almost nothing can be hoisted or eliminated.

It's not an issue since using a non-hoisted variable before it was declared is an error.

Optimization goal: 2D matrix multiply and matrix inversion should have all subscript checks hoisted out of inner loops or eliminated.

You can see how tcpdump would be better off if most of the flags were hoisted into that filter language.

NET, every function is hoisted into the global scope (and all you wanted to do was make some extension methods).

Even with tenure, espousing really wild beliefs or asking really out there questions can get you hoisted up on a rail.

The nested assignment can be hoisted to obtain `i += 1; i += i;`.

The panic check is inside the loop, not hoisted out of the loop?

If you do it right, most subscript checks get hoisted out of loops.

Sass definitely helps with this, since nested media queries get hoisted to the top level automatically, so you can put them in a natural context.

Asserts may need to be hoisted through statements with side effects.

After all, we see more than the old glory hoisted up in foreign nations subjected to the "international community" dictates.

> let considered harmful: The problem with let is that it is not “hoisted” to the top of its block, as var is with its containing function.

That leads to dumb subscript checking, because the compiler has no idea that the "if" involved in subscript checking is a subscript check and could potentially be hoisted out of the loop and done once at loop entry.

It had an emphasis on practicality that made easy things very easy: regex literals, default arguments like $_, minimal syntax overhead, with things that would be syntax in other languages hoisted to interpreter args (-e, that arg that means "run this as an awk-style loop"), and so on.