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by jimmytucson
162 days ago
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You can definitely protect from reassignment in those languages (e.g. `final` in Java) but they don't completely prevent you from changing the underlying data. Rust would be one that comes to mind that has true immutability. I guess the Go maintainers just didn't want to go down that road, which I get. |
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I would argue that if you CAN change the underlying data, then the understanding of const by 99% of people is made incorrect. Therefore it's not really a good feature (in my opinion).