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Summary
const is your friend: Immutable values are easier to understand, track, and reason about, so prefer constants over variables wherever it is sensible and make const your default choice when you define a value: It's safe, it's checked at compile time (see Item 14), and it's integrated with C++'s type system. Don't cast away const except to call a const-incorrect function (see Item 94).
