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To me `var` by definition means mutable and `let` sounds like you're laying out a constant in a proof, so I'd say both are pretty clear.
by ladberg 4y ago
To me `var` by definition means mutable and `let` sounds like you're laying out a constant in a proof, so I'd say both are pretty clear.
- tekknik 4y agothey both sound exactly the same to me, let sounding like an alias for var. also programs aren’t proofs so we certainly shouldn’t name keywords after them