@mathias @dshaw I try to use the word "reassign" as much as possible:https://gist.github.com/ryanflorence/772d7f518c1ca7507056#let-and-const …
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@ryanflorence I prefer “binding” as that’s more clearly covers `++` and `--`. When I hear reassign I think of `=`. +@dshaw - 4 more replies
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@mathias do you know the etymology of const? It's confusing the heck out of everyone. -
@AWaselnuk I guess it’s only confusing if you think of the *value* rather than the binding as the constant thing. - 2 more replies
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@AppShipIt No — you’re thinking of Chromium which currently doesn’t implement the spec when it comes to let/const in sloppy mode
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@_jimmiehansson Click the link and read the article to find out ;)
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@mikechabot_ Gentlemen, there is a link in the tweet that points to a write-up that says exactly this. :) Have a nice day! +
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@mathias dude foo doesn't hold the empty object it holds the address of the empty object. u cannot change the address. go learn some basics. -
@narayanprusty Did you even read the article? Cause you just repeated its contents to me, then insulted me.
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Quick reminder: ES6 `const` is *not* about immutability