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const in C++ is very different than const in JavaScript though. I guess you are well aware of that but I feel like being pedantic. This is allowed in JavaScrip

const in C++ is very different than const in JavaScript though. I guess you are well aware of that but I feel like being pedantic. This is allowed in JavaScript: const foo = {bar: 1}; foo.bar = 2;

int_19h 5y ago
It's not really any different if you keep in mind that foo is a reference here, and so that's what const applies to. The equivalent in C++ would be a const pointer to a non-const object.
zeven7 5y ago
const foo = Object.freeze({bar: 1});