Why you should almost always use const and sometimes let, but never var in TypeScript – Knowledgebase

Why you should almost always use const and sometimes let, but never var in TypeScript

Why you should almost always use const and sometimes let, but never var in TypeScript – Knowledgebase

5 October, 2016 Roel van Lisdonk 0 Comments 1 category

A nice article on “Variable and Function Hoisting in ES2015”:

https://bitsofco.de/variable-and-function-hoisting-in-es2015/?utm_source=ESnextNews.com&utm_medium=Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=2016-09-04

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