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Just like you can define variables as const or change the scoping rules with a new function definition (=>), you can add something to declare a variable as static typed, or immutable, or whatever you can imagine. That can be bolted on to a language easily enough, then you tell everyone it's "best practice" and leave to simmer for a couple of years.
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Sure you can!
Just like you can define variables as
const
or change the scoping rules with a new function definition (=>
), you can add something to declare a variable as static typed, or immutable, or whatever you can imagine. That can be bolted on to a language easily enough, then you tell everyone it's "best practice" and leave to simmer for a couple of years.