Which statements correctly distinguish const reassignment from object mutation? Select all that apply.
Assigning a new value to an initialized const binding throws a TypeError✓Bonne réponse
Changing any property of an object held by const always throws
Changing an element of a mutable array held by const is not reassignment✓Bonne réponse
const recursively freezes every nested object
Explication
Replacing the value of an initialized const binding is a rebinding attempt and throws a TypeError. Changing a property or array element of a mutable object held by that binding is not rebinding, so const alone does not make nested data immutable.