Thank you for your articel about "Understanding Arrow Functions in JavaScript".
For me, the topic "Defining Functions" regarding "re-loading into the execution context" and "named identifier" are very insightful.
Further I also agree the benefit you mentioned:
"..These examples establish that using arrow functions in built-in array methods like forEach, map, filter, and reduce can be more intuitive and easier to read, making this strategy more likely to fulfill expectations..."
Great work :)!
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Hello Yoni Calsin,
Thank you for your articel about "Understanding Arrow Functions in JavaScript".
For me, the topic "Defining Functions" regarding "re-loading into the execution context" and "named identifier" are very insightful.
Further I also agree the benefit you mentioned:
"..These examples establish that using arrow functions in built-in array methods like forEach, map, filter, and reduce can be more intuitive and easier to read, making this strategy more likely to fulfill expectations..."
Great work :)!