> Using const implies that the value will not change as the reference is immutable. Use let if the value will change. Lol, I love modern JS, but that’s factual

> Using const implies that the value will not change as the reference is immutable. Use let if the value will change. Lol, I love modern JS, but that’s factually wrong. Const means the variable cannot be reassigned in the same scope. It is 100% mutable though. It “implies” nothing. Indeed, one of the few good uses of const (it’s basically useless most of the time) is Vue’s composition API, where you want to prevent rebinding but actively mutate.