Option B is corect.
find the missing question part below:
flag();
anotherPing();
function flag()
{
console.log("flag");
}
const anotherPing=()=>{
console.log("another flag");
}



The flag function is declared using a function declaration, which is hoisted to the top of the scope. This means that the flag function can be called before its declaration in the code.

The anotherPing function is declared using a const variable with an arrow function. Variable declarations with const (and let) are hoisted to the top of the scope but are not initialized. This means the variable anotherPing exists in the scope but cannot be used until the line of code where it is assigned a value.

Answer correct is B

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