Consider a scenario where you are managing a list of items in a shopping cart. Would you use let or const to declare the list, and why?
- Use let
- Use const
- Either let or const, depending on the use case
- It doesn't matter, both let and const work the same way
In this scenario, you would use const to declare the list because the shopping cart items should not be re-assigned. This enhances code safety and prevents accidental modifications.
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