let:
By using a let keyword, we can’t declare a variable twice but we can reassign a variable.
let name = "mozahedul";let name = "Islam";console.log(name);
This code will generate an error like …
“Uncaught SyntaxError: Identifier 'name' has already been declared"
Reassigning the variable will not create any problem.
let name = "mozahedul"; name = "Islam"; console.log(name);
const:
With a const keyword, we can only declare a variable and assign a value once only. We can’t reassign the value in the variable.
const name = "mozahedul"; name = "Islam"; console.log(name);
This code will generate the following error.
“Uncaught TypeError: Assignment to constant variable."
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