On Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at 16:52:51 UTC, Brother Bill
wrote:
Is there any reason to pick one of these vs. another one, or
are they all equivalent?
If equivalent, it would seem that immutable appears to be the
'strongest', whereas enum has fewer keystrokes.
Is there a D 'best practice' for this?
```
const int foo1 = 42;
enum foo2 = 42;
immutable int foo3 = 42;
const string str1 = "Any difference";
enum str2 = "Any difference";
immutable string str3 = "Any difference";
```
I just do always enum; going all in on compile time abstractions
