You missed out one important feature of an arrow function - implicit one line return i.e. if your code evaluates on one line and you don't use { } a code block, then you can return from the function without using the return statement.
Additionally your statement implies that function declarations have their own this which is not true.
Also arrow functions do have a this it's just bound to lexical scope i.e. whatever this points to in the scope of where you wrote the function.
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You missed out one important feature of an arrow function - implicit one line return i.e. if your code evaluates on one line and you don't use
{ }a code block, then you can return from the function without using thereturnstatement.Additionally your statement implies that function declarations have their own
thiswhich is not true.Also arrow functions do have a
thisit's just bound to lexical scope i.e. whateverthispoints to in the scope of where you wrote the function.