Difference Between Static and Const in JavaScript

Static variable: A static variable in JavaScript is basically a property of the class which is not used on the object of the class but is used in the class itself. This static variable is stored into the data segment of the memory and its value is shared among all the objects/instances created in that particular class. To declare a variable/function as static we used the 'static' keyword. In the case of a static variable, its value is set at the runtime itself and it is a global value that can be used by the instance of the class.

Example: In the following code, we have declared a static method in class z and printed it using the document .write() method.

<script>  
    class z {  
        static staticMethod() {  
            return "Displaying geeks for "
              + "geeks using static method.";  
        }  
    }  
    document.write(z.staticMethod());  
</script>  

Output:

Constant: A constant variable in JavaScript is a variable that has a constant or a fixed value which remains the same ie. which does not change throughout the program. Any kind of modification in its value is not possible once it is declared. If the programmer tries to modify its value the compiler shows an error, this is because as soon as we have declared a variable as constant it tells the compiler that this is a fixed value and should be prevented from making any changes to it.

Example: Below is the implementation of const keyword in JavaScript. In the following code, we have declared a variable as const and using document.write() method, we have displayed its value.

<script>  
    const value= 8; 
    document.write(value);  
</script>     

Output:

8

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