const and immutable members make structs non-assignable:
struct S { const int c; // Makes S non-assignable immutable int i; // Makes S non-assignable } void main() { auto a = S(); auto b = S(); a = b; // Compilation ERROR } (That is the same issue in C++.)That's why I've been avoiding them altogether. However, considering that there is no default-assignment for classes, there is no problem with using const or immutable members with classes, right?
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