Hello, DevGuys!
The CONST and LET variables are introduced in ES6 and nowadays it's very common to use in new codes. But, these days I've been studying React JS and a question came to mind, when should I use them?
Well, it's simple... they have your duty in code and help us to understand the codification
CONST
means the variable can't be reassigned a new value and declarations are block-scoped. So, you can create to define constants values to be as "ready only". Please don't try to change this value :D.
const UNDERAGE_VALIDATION = 18;
function validateAge(age){
(age < UNDERAGE_VALIDATION)
? console.log("Underage person")
: console.log("Older");
}
LET
this variable will be reassigned and is block-scoped, that variable can be updated but not re-declared. :).
let counter = 0;
while(counter <= 10){ counter = counter + 1; }
That's simple, keep it's simple and do a clean code.
Bye-bye!
Top comments (1)
const and let are required if you using Svelte