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Or become an ES6 ninja and use both "const" and "let";). On a more serious note, it's strange how has "let" became an identifier for mutable data in js, while e
by jxub 9y ago
Or become an ES6 ninja and use both "const" and "let";).
On a more serious note, it's strange how has "let" became an identifier for mutable data in js, while eg. ML uses it for the opposite if I recall properly.
- chillee 9y agoWell, ML doesn't explicitly use it for immutable data. It's just how you declare variables. It does happen that most variables are immutable though.