Mark Dalgleish@markdalgleish·Nov 15, 2019Me: I'm a JavaScript expert. Also me: *Googles array slice*1231,0635,826
Tushar jajodia@Jajodiatushar·Nov 15, 2019Replying to @markdalgleish and @laurieontechSometime I search how to define variables in JS13
JSON Baumgartner@jasonbaumgartneReplying to @Jajodiatushar @markdalgleish and @laurieontechThe spec is constantly evolving. I remember the first time I saw code with "let A = " and I was like ... "wtf is let?"2:20 AM · Nov 15, 2019·Twitter Web App7 Likes
Magnus Malm@malm_magnus·Nov 15, 2019Replying to @duane_moody @jasonbaumgartne and 3 othersPlease no! 😃14
N@mantennn·Nov 15, 2019Replying to @jasonbaumgartne @Jajodiatushar and 2 othersIt's nice because let implies the variable will change, it's like types. Good luck figuring it out with var. It depends for what language target you are coding for too. I believe Rust uses the same notation for variables