LYR-SEM0075
a 'var' that is never reassigned
A var with an initializer is read but never reassigned, written through, or used for a mut fn call; let would do.
Explanation
A var says the binding changes. One that never does reads as a promise the code does not keep, and a reader looks for the change that is not there.
Write let. A var that documents a change through it — a field write, a mut fn call — is not reported.
Wrong
import std.io { println };
fn main(): void {
var count = 3;
println(count);
}
Right
import std.io { println };
fn main(): void {
let count = 3;
println(count);
}