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narrowtux
3217 days ago
You could just store your modified state to new variables though
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yorwba
3217 days ago
Or you could just make copies of state you want to keep before mutating it. Both mutable imperative code and immutable functional code can emulate each other, so which one to choose largely depends on your preferences.
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junke
3217 days ago
In a live-coding session, how does the existing, running code knows that it should look at the new variables instead of the old ones?
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valw
3215 days ago
Have a look at the video. Having immutable values doesn't mean you have immutable variables / names.
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junke
3215 days ago
I know, the parent post was saying "you could just store your modified state to
new
variables", not replace what
existing
variables are bound to.
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