Javascript named function as an expression

Question

Javascript Code

var d = function c() { console.log(c); };
d(); // function c() { console.log(c); }; 
c(); // Reference Error

I understand t

Answer 1

Yes. A named function expression produces a variable corresponding to the function name within the scope of that function only.

Here's an excellent but lengthy article on the subject: http://kangax.github.com/nfe/

See also the relevant section of the ECMAScript 5 spec. It has a specific note about this.