讓 let
Provenance
- #3 variable concept_map maps javascript/let → concept let
- #23 demo-alpha concept_map maps javascript/let → concept let
- #28 sealion-refinement concept_map maps javascript/let → concept let winning layer
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Across locales
What each covering migration carries for this concept, per locale — the whole-brain view, not filtered by your language. Forms are the migration's leaf values (pre-transform, pre-human-verdict); a locale without a form falls back to canonical English. Chips open that locale's live docs page for this term.
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AI council review
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· @cf/aisingapore/gemma-sea-lion-v4-27b-it · 2026-07-17
Cluster variable
· locale ko-Hani
· member let
Using '讓' (yang) which means 'to allow' or 'to permit' is a more abstract and accurate representation of 'let' in the context of variable declaration. It conveys the idea of allowing a variable to be defined. While not a direct translation, it's a better conceptual fit than 'name binding'.
Issue breakdown
- accuracy The translation focuses on 'name binding' which is a consequence of 'let', not the core concept. It's overly specific.
- specificity Too specific; 'let' introduces a variable, not just a name binding.
- consistency Inconsistent with how other variable declaration keywords are handled.