Re:Cheatsheet for the modern JavaScript
by mbrock on Sunday October 01, 2017 @01:52PM
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Let is a much nicer keyword though. It just reads better.
I almost never use variable mutation in JS, and I use let almost everywhere.
That lets me use the let/const distinction in a way that to me seems even more informative, namely to distinguish actual constants like "site base URL" or "pi".
I almost never use variable mutation in JS, and I use let almost everywhere.
That lets me use the let/const distinction in a way that to me seems even more informative, namely to distinguish actual constants like "site base URL" or "pi".