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`const testVar = {}` doesn't mean that the object is immutable, it means that testVar will never point to something else.
by rcfox 8y ago
`const testVar = {}` doesn't mean that the object is immutable, it means that testVar will never point to something else.
- AgentME 8y agoHe's not saying that TypeScript complains because he thinks TypeScript considers testVar immutable here. TypeScript will complain because it will infer the type of testVar is an object with no properties, and `testVar.asdf = "asdf";` is an attempt to write to a nonexistent property.