Now why do people use const lambdas when there is a perfectly fine function keyword?
Because the hoisting of functions introduces mutable variables. The rule for variables is that everything should be const unless it is meant to be reassigned and then you use let.
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Because the hoisting of functions introduces mutable variables. The rule for variables is that everything should be const unless it is meant to be reassigned and then you use let.
I have a pet peeve: I find it annoying when someone uses "const lambda" to define named functions instead of using the "function" keyword.
I thought I'd air my grievances to the world.