A short JS task for Monday

Which was born in the process of studying the nightmares of LexicalEnvironment and in general education on the topic "Why it works like this."

The task turned out really from the wtfjs series, but after careful consideration it completely fits into the logic of the language.

So, immediately to the point:

There is a module module.js :

 // module.js function getRandomNumber() { return Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) } var a = 10; function b() { a = 100; return; function a() {} } b(); module.exports = getModule(); async function getModule() { return { a, get getterA() { return a }, x: ++a + ++a, rndA: a + getRandomNumber(), getA: function() { return this.a }, getArrowA: () => this.a, getRndA: () => a + getRandomNumber() } } 

It is called from the index.js file:

 // index.js a = 5; (async () => { let moduleObj1 = await require("./module") let moduleObj2 = await require("./module") console.log( ` ============================ m1Obj.a: | ${moduleObj1.a} m1Obj.getterA: | ${moduleObj1.getterA} m1Obj.x: | ${moduleObj1.x} m1Obj.getA: | ${moduleObj1.getA()} m1Obj.getArrowA: | ${moduleObj1.getArrowA()} m1Obj.rndA: | ${moduleObj1.rndA} m1Obj.getRndA: | ${moduleObj1.getRndA()} ============================ m2Obj.a: | ${moduleObj2.a} m2Obj.getterA: | ${moduleObj2.getterA} m2Obj.x: | ${moduleObj2.x} m2Obj.getA: | ${moduleObj2.getA()} m2Obj.getArrowA: | ${moduleObj2.getArrowA()} m2Obj.rndA: | ${moduleObj2.rndA} m2Obj.getRndA: | ${moduleObj2.getRndA()} ============================ a: | ${a} ============================` ) })() 

Actually, the question is: what will be displayed in the console?

  ============================ m1Obj.a: | 10 m1Obj.getterA: | 12 m1Obj.x: | 23 m1Obj.getA: | 10 m1Obj.getArrowA: | 5 m1Obj.rndA: |    12  111 m1Obj.getRndA: |    12  111 ============================ m2Obj.a: | 10 m2Obj.getterA: | 12 m2Obj.x: | 23 m2Obj.getA: | 10 m2Obj.getArrowA: | 5 m2Obj.rndA: |    12  111 m2Obj.getRndA: |    12  111 ============================ a: | 5 ============================