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New posts in let
Lisp DO variable syntax reasoning
Jan 26, 2017
syntax
lisp
let
do-loops
Trouble differentiating Rspec's 'let' vs 'let!'
Sep 22, 2022
rspec
let
Clojure let vs Common Lisp let
Sep 03, 2022
clojure
lisp
common-lisp
let
Block encapsulation vs. local encapsulation - let
Jun 18, 2022
clojure
let
Any speed advantage in JavaScript ES6 const instead of var/let [duplicate]
Jun 20, 2022
javascript
scope
ecmascript-6
var
let
Is there any reason not to abandon "var"?
Jun 16, 2022
javascript
constants
var
let
JS: How to prevent let double declaration? / determine if let variable is defined
Sep 14, 2022
javascript
variables
ecmascript-6
let
Does Haskell allow a let expression for multiple pattern matchings?
May 21, 2022
haskell
functional-programming
pattern-matching
let
Advantages of define over let
Sep 11, 2019
racket
let
Is there any gain in Swift by defining constants instead of variables as much as possible?
Nov 05, 2022
variables
swift
constants
var
let
Elisp: referencing previous variables inside let [duplicate]
May 06, 2019
elisp
local-variables
let
Recursion inside let function
Dec 26, 2018
recursion
clojure
let
How does let interact with higher rank types in Haskell?
Apr 24, 2022
haskell
let
higher-rank-types
impredicativetypes
ES6 JavaScript - const inside or let outside loop?
Mar 09, 2022
javascript
performance
loops
constants
let
Is Kotlin `?.let` thread-safe?
Sep 12, 2022
multithreading
kotlin
let
thread-synchronization
How to use "let" keyword to define multiple variables in Haskell
Sep 14, 2022
haskell
let
Block scope, function scope and local scope in Javascript
May 16, 2022
javascript
scope
var
let
Why does this code using shadowing `let` bindings hang?
Sep 15, 2021
haskell
scope
let
letrec
Why is let not slower than var?
May 07, 2022
javascript
performance
var
let
Why is let preferred to define in Scheme?
Sep 03, 2020
coding-style
scheme
let
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