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> Your argument against using const comes down to ... You did an absolutely horrible job of summarizing even remotely what my argument was, so I guess "I won't
by _getify 11y ago
> Your argument against using const comes down to ...
You did an absolutely horrible job of summarizing even remotely what my argument was, so I guess "I won't even try to respond to" this, since you either can't critically read or didn't care to this time. jeez.
- Dylan16807 11y agoThat's what you devote several paragraphs to. I'm not sure how else you explain quotes like "the likelihood is that a developer who needs to change a variable and gets a const-thrown error about it will probably just change the const to let and go on about their business." I don't care to argue about 'let' because this is a post about 'const'. I was writing a rebuttal in the previous comment but realized it was way too off-topic. But your definition and reasoning for "implicit scope" hurts me to read.