importedFiles is never reassigned Use const instead

This is a recommendation for using the 'const' keyword instead of 'let' when declaring the variable 'importedFiles' in JavaScript. The 'const' keyword is used to declare a constant variable that cannot be reassigned or modified after initial declaration.

Therefore, if the variable 'importedFiles' is never reassigned or modified after initial declaration, it is recommended to use 'const' instead of 'let' to ensure the variable cannot be accidentally modified or reassigned in the future.

Example:

const importedFiles = ['file1.txt', 'file2.txt', 'file3.txt']; // declare 'importedFiles' as a constant variable that cannot be reassigned

// accessing 'importedFiles' array console.log(importedFiles[0]); // output: 'file1.txt' console.log(importedFiles[1]); // output: 'file2.txt' console.log(importedFiles[2]); // output: 'file3.txt'