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+# Function in if
+
 Look at the code. What will be result of the call at the last line?
 
 ```js run
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 Which approach is better?
 
-The main difference is that if the value of `count` lives in a variable, then an external code is unable to access it. Only the nested function may modify it.
+The main difference is that if the value of `count` lives in a variable, then an external code is unable to access it. Only the nested function may modify it. Such variables are sometimes called *private* (to the function).
 
 And if it's bound to function, then such thing is possible: