JS Scope 2. Multiple Choice. Suppose there is one script tag (as follows) in an HTML page. use strict: function myfunc() X 14; ) myfunc();

JS Scope 2. Multiple Choice. Suppose there is one script tag (as follows) in an HTML page. What will happen when the page is rendered by the browser? When myfunc is called the first time x is auto-declared globally on first use (even though first use was inside of a function), The global x is then set to 5. The second calling of myfunc sets the global x back to 14, The console prints "14 Ox is auto-declared locally (within function myfunc) on first use and its value is set to 14. another x is auto-declared globally and its value is set to 5. The second calling of myfunc sets the local X to 14, with no effect to the global x. The console prints "S" O Upon first use of an undeclared variable (the use of in myfunc), a runtime error stops execution. The console shows an error message complaining that was never declared