Which statement about const in JavaScript is false?
The false statement is that 'const objects cannot have their properties modified'. While const prevents reassignment of the variable itself, it doesn't make the value immutable. If the value is an object or array, its properties or elements can still be modified, added, or removed. For example, with const obj = {name: 'John'};, you cannot do obj = {name: 'Jane'};, but you can do obj.name = 'Jane';. The same applies to arrays: you can modify their elements but cannot reassign the variable to a new array.