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Const-ness is really different. It's a concept I really miss from other languages as it _adds_ more semantic information to the code. It does not obscure, it cl
by sz4kerto 13y ago
Const-ness is really different. It's a concept I really miss from other languages as it _adds_ more semantic information to the code. It does not obscure, it clarifies. It's a way to give orders instead of giving recommendations.
- oulu2006 13y agoI really liked const-ness as well; in functional languages const-ness comes for free as all state is by default immutable -- one the reasons I jumped to Scala.