const { __ } not working in IE11

1. Is Const supported in IE 11?
2. Does Const work in IE11?
3. Can I push to const array?
4. What is const short for?
5. Can I use const in HTML?
6. Do all browsers support const and let?
7. How does Const work in Javascript?
8. Can you modify Const?
9. Can Const be reassigned?
10. Can I use let Const?

Is Const supported in IE 11?

Internet Explorer browser version 11 supports JAVASCRIPT const .

Does Const work in IE11?

Browser Compatibility #

let and const work in all modern browsers, and IE11 and up.

Can I push to const array?

Pushing to an array is considered "bad form" in functional programming. However the const declaration has nothing to do with this. No you aren't redeclaring it. It's perfectly fine.

What is const short for?

CONST

Can I use const in HTML?

No, HTML is a markup language, not a programming language. It does not know variables or constants when used on its own.

Do all browsers support const and let?

7 Answers. EDIT: let and const are supported by all modern browsers and are part of the ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) specification.

How does Const work in Javascript?

The const declaration creates a read-only reference to a value. It does not mean the value it holds is immutable—just that the variable identifier cannot be reassigned. For instance, in the case where the content is an object, this means the object's contents (e.g., its properties) can be altered.

Can you modify Const?

You shouldn't modify a const variable. The whole point of having a const variable is to be not able to modify it. If you want a variable which you should be able to modify, simply don't add a const qualifier on it.

Can Const be reassigned?

Properties: Cannot be reassigned. ... The property of a const object can be change but it cannot be change to reference to the new object. The values inside the const array can be change, it can add new items to const arrays but it cannot reference to a new array.

Can I use let Const?

ES6 also introduces a third keyword that you can use alongside let : const . Variables declared with const are just like let except that you can't assign to them, except at the point where they're declared. It's a SyntaxError . Sensibly enough, you can't declare a const without giving it a value.