What does the `this` keyword refer to in a regular function called in the global scope (non-strict mode)?

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What does the `this` keyword refer to in a regular function called in the global scope (non-strict mode)?

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In a regular function called in the global scope (non-strict mode), the `this` keyword refers to the global object, which is `window` in browsers. This is because in this context, `this` points to the global scope.