Thaddee Tyl wrote:
By the way, even in the current specification of let, we can still construct a useless let:for (let x = 42;false;) console.log(x); (which is the same as the example you gave, using "if").
Yes, this falls out of the JS (and Dart, convergent evolution, coincidental as far as I can tell) design, but so what? OMG LETS MAKE USELESS LETS EVERYWHERE LOLJSSUXZ0RZ! Um, no.
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