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This is my attempt to fix #50

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ryanmcdermott commented Jan 8, 2017

Thanks for getting us closer to improving this one! The more I examine this subsection I think a lot of it needs to be improved. I'm going to remove it for now until the community can think of something better. There's that great article by Eric Elliott, that I will mention and paraphrase as best as possible. The over-arching goal though would be to explain how using const leads to cleaner code, because it helps in the last of the 3 Rs (readability, reusability, refactorability)

Thanks so much again for fixing all of the instances of var/let/const!

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Explanation of 'const' does not convey mutability
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