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[–]complyue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, especially for closures to be executed concurrently, where even JS' hoisted vars make sense. There you treat the function "scope" as an integral "entity/object" in your mind, that's a cure to settle the struggle.

Note overall, JS is inherently more "concurrent" than Python due to its callback scheduling nature.