JavaScript ES6 Tutorial #2 - Constants

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[mayankgangwal]

Point to be noted here: it is mandatory to assign a value to the 'const' as you declare it.
For example, you cannot just do something like
const pi;
That would throw an error too.
The error reads "Uncaught SyntaxError: Missing initializer in const declaration"
Peace.

[nganannnguyen]

Watching you coding is now my new pleasure :))

[iFrancisDC]

Amazing that you do this! Keep up the good work :) Stay Motivated <3

[PaintInAcoustic]

You should mention here that if you declare an array with const, you can change it by pushing values to that array. like so:
const myArray = ['Alex', 'Car'];
myArray.push('Bike');

In that case the result will be: ['Alex', 'Car', 'Bike']

[AJonesB]

Very nice and easy, always appreciate good easy to understand tutorials. Thanks!

[westwayclimbingcoach]

Hi Ninja,
I like your lessons. But its really difficult to see the code you are writing it very small on my laptop plus looks slightly blur. Please zoom in on your code.

[MinerJeffry]

can you help me because whenever i open brackets and try to launch the index.html it says open an html file or make sure there is and index.html file in your project. thanks
:/

[sumitmobiotics]

let test = 1; // or const test = 1
function welcome() {
console.log(test); // it should print 1, but not printing.
let test = 2; // or const test =2
}
welcome();

[Mike-edbz]

incredibly you explain, but plissss PI=3.141 // 3.1415

[olegobiukh]

Thank you for your tutorials!


I have some problem, the browser can't execute my code right.
When I type: console.log("The area is: " + pi + r + r);
I receive: The area is: 3.14255

But, when I type without string in the console, everithing is going well:
console.log(pi + r + r);
I receive: 13.142

The browser I use is Chrome Canary. I repeated every step you showed me.


the code:

window.onload = function() {
const pi = 3.142;

function calcArea(r) {
console.log("The area is: " + pi + r + r); // the problem is here, it gives 'pi' as output
}

calcArea(5);

}

Please help

[onepercentdaily]

Hello.
Can I finish this tutorial by using Atom text editor?

[mashrurulhaque]

Hey man can you please cut the woaaahhhh thing from your intro it really weird to listen!

[yahiasiddique]

what the hell will do after learning all these? all the tutorials across youtube preaches function loop data type bla bla bla not a single channel practice by making something out of it.