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let var go.
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🧵 let, const, and the death of var in JavaScript
If you’re still using var, it’s time for a little intervention.
Let’s break down how variables really work in JS, and why let and const should be your new best friends.
👇 A thread for devs who want cleaner code:
Common mistakes:
- Thinking const means totally immutable (it's not)
- Re-declaring variables with let in the same scope
- Still using var out of habit or because a 2013 tutorial said so
ES6 brought the fix: let and const
- let is block-scoped
- const is also block-scoped, and non-reassignable
- Both don’t hoist like var
Result: fewer bugs, more predictable behavior, and clearer intent.
var had a good run.
But it's:
Function-scoped (not block-scoped)
Hoisted in weird ways
Still hanging around in legacy code
Ever used var in a loop and got back 5, 5, 5, 5, 5?
Yep, that’s why it’s gotta go.
What is a variable, really?
It’s just a named reference to a value in memory. That’s it.
But in JS, how you declare that variable makes a huge difference in scope, safety, and readability.
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