The C++ Programming Language - Functions in C++ with const parameters and why (bonus std::is_const) | Modern Cpp Series Ep. 22
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►Lesson Description: In this lesson we learn about a second use for 'const', and that is qualifying the parameters of our functions. This ensures that data passed into our function cannot be mutated, which is something we may want to protect against when using pass-by-reference, to ensure we can efficiently pass data into a function, without the worry that it will be modified.
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