I believe they are doing the same thing. bind() offers a built-in solution for writing a wrapper function, but with the added advantage of passing context as the first argument (which I haven't used here).
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const square = power.bind(null, 2)overconst square = num => power(2, num)?I believe they are doing the same thing.
bind()offers a built-in solution for writing a wrapper function, but with the added advantage of passing context as the first argument (which I haven't used here).