Yes! There is the same ambiguity in Yaml, so syntax highlighters of the format don't agree where a string ends... The site even has an ambiguous example: three: 4 # oops Well, is that "4 # oops" or 4? I saw no rule…
One advantage const can bring (at least when used with primitives or frozen values) can come from JS IDEs: if they detect a value is const, they can report its value when hovering the variable name, in a static way.…
Don't forget Basic! Lot of people learned to program with it, and did cool things with it, in the times of 8-bit computers. And it is still used, from DarkBasic and similars, to MS' variations on VisualBasic (VBA and…
Yes! There is the same ambiguity in Yaml, so syntax highlighters of the format don't agree where a string ends... The site even has an ambiguous example: three: 4 # oops Well, is that "4 # oops" or 4? I saw no rule…
One advantage const can bring (at least when used with primitives or frozen values) can come from JS IDEs: if they detect a value is const, they can report its value when hovering the variable name, in a static way.…
Don't forget Basic! Lot of people learned to program with it, and did cool things with it, in the times of 8-bit computers. And it is still used, from DarkBasic and similars, to MS' variations on VisualBasic (VBA and…