Zell Liew • 6/13/2018

Why you shouldn't reassign values in JavaScript

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This article argues against reassigning values to variables in JavaScript, highlighting risks like accidentally changing external state and creating harder-to-follow code. It recommends using the 'const' keyword by default to prevent reassignment and improve code clarity, using practical examples to illustrate the potential pitfalls.

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