Thanks for pointing that out. I just made an edit to the post to address this.
I still would recommend using const for objects and arrays since mutating an existing array or object. This way I can stick with this rule. When I create a new object after mutating it (common in React), JavaScript will force me to use a variable.
const c = { b: 1 };
c = {...c, b: 42};
What's most important is for the team members to be on the same page and use linters if possible to codify the understanding.
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Thanks for pointing that out. I just made an edit to the post to address this.
I still would recommend using
constfor objects and arrays since mutating an existing array or object. This way I can stick with this rule. When I create a new object after mutating it (common in React), JavaScript will force me to use a variable.What's most important is for the team members to be on the same page and use linters if possible to codify the understanding.