NoGlobalObject

DRAFT

Observed

Correction

Here is what's right.

Before starting the execution, JavaScript creates a global object.

When we use the keyword this outside specific environments it always refers to this global object.

globalThis

JavaScript can run in very different contexts (a browser, a Web Worker, NodeJS, and so on…) and each of them used to have a special keyword to refer to the global object (window, self, global). Newer versions of the JavaScript specification have standardized globalThis as the proper way to refer to the global object from anywhere in the code.