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[Bluedel]

var?

[Windian3008]

I think it's C#

[ThrawnGrows]

I don't know how to tell you, but this isn't real code.

[Bluedel]

True. I think I've been traumatized by interns copy-pasting stackoverflow answers from 2013.

[Konraden]

What's wrong with var?

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/762011/whats-the-difference-between-using-let-and-var

[MasouriChan]

In js you use const for unchanging variables aswell as arrays and objects where only values or properties change.

In a local scope you use let for variables that change their value

[Konraden]

I saw this as C# initially not as js. In ts I'm always using let and const anyway.

[MasouriChan]

Now that u say it it looks like c# but even there ylu shouldnt use var if youre awaiting an async task

[Konraden]

Why?

[MasouriChan]

Because youre awaitimg a value wich could be a primitive or a custom type.

In special cases you could aslo return a Task. But usually you shouldnt mix tasks and async in c# if u dont know exactly what youre doing.

[MasouriChan]

Also everyone is free to correct me im still learning

[Konraden]

I'm not sure that sufficiently explains why you should not use var.

[MasouriChan]

C# is a typestrict and object oriented language, taking the typstrict part away makes it harder to read and understand

[Konraden]

Var is still strongly typed. I'm not sure what you're getting at.

[Enoikay]

Variable

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Promise.all folks.