One of the variables uses let as a carryover from the original solution adapted from.
This variable is never reassigned, so would be better declared with const.
A tiny pedantic change but since the rest of the function's non-reassigned variables are declared with const, this keeps things consistent and prevents any "why use let here and const there?" confusions from learners.
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Changes a non-reassigned variable to be declared via const instead of let
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One of the variables uses
letas a carryover from the original solution adapted from. This variable is never reassigned, so would be better declared withconst. A tiny pedantic change but since the rest of the function's non-reassigned variables are declared withconst, this keeps things consistent and prevents any "why use let here and const there?" confusions from learners.This PR
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