In JavaScript, are named callback functions hoisted?

callback-hoisting.js

function enclosingScope () {
  var b;
  
  function inner (def) {
    def();  
  }
  var a = 2;
}

// After hoisting due to compilation, the above changes to 
function enclosingScope () {
  // Function declarations are hoisted before variables
  function inner (def) {
    def(); 
  }
  
  var b, a;
  a = 2
}

// But if I have a named callback, will that be hoisted?
function enclosingScope () {
  function inner (def) {
    def();
  }
  
  var b, a;
  a = 2
  
  inner(function cb () {
    console.log('Test callback hoisting')
  })
}