randomPassword: Fix variable declaration to adhere to best practices #986
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Description
This pull request addresses a coding style and best practice issue related to variable declaration in the randomPassword project codebase, specifically in the bhatshakran\utils.js file. The usage of the
let
keyword for declaring thecapitals
variable is inconsistent with best practices, and it can be replaced with theconst
keyword to improve code readability and maintainability.Changes Made
let
withconst
when declaring thecapitals
variable in the provided code snippet.capitals
array, being declared asconst
, so it cannot be accidentally reassigned.Developer Checklist