Answer / Manish Kumar

In JavaScript, `let` is a block-scoped variable declaration (ES6), which means it's only available within the curly braces. On the other hand, `var` is function-scoped (before ES6), meaning it can be accessed in the entire function or globally if declared outside any function.

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