Discuss the differences and use cases of Object.freeze(), Object.seal(), and const.

Object.freeze() is employed when you want to make an object immutable. This means that after an object is frozen, you cannot add new properties, delete existing properties, or change the values of existing properties. It’s worth noting that this immutability is shallow; if the object contains other objects, those objects can still be modified unless they are individually frozen. For example, in a frontend application, you might freeze a configuration object after initialization to prevent any further alterations, ensuring the app's configuration remains constant throughout its lifecycle...