Summary
Const variables must be initialized at declaration, are not hoisted, and cannot be reassigned or redeclared.

General domain of usage
Application configuration

### `const` Does Not Allow Hoisting

As discussed in the previous chapter, `let` does not allow hoisting i.e. we cannot use a variable before the declaration. Just like `let` we can not use hoisting with the `const`.it is only supported with `var`.

MYPLANET = 'earth';
console.log(MYPLANET);
const MYPLANET;

### Summary:

-   We can neither change the values of the `const` variables through reassignment nor we can redeclare them.
-   Value should be assigned to `const` variables at the time of declaration.

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`const` Does Not Allow Hoisting

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Constant 3/3

const Does Not Allow Hoisting

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`const` Does Not Allow Hoisting