For a long time when I was writing tutorials I didn't know what to call "=>" TBH I'm still not sure.
Since there's a lot of arrow things like "fat arrow" I say be creative let's call it "to the right pointy thingy" because why not
Arrow McArrowface 😂
Love it
it's the nominal part of an arrow function, so I'd go with arrow
"fat arrow"... Its name comes from Coffeescript, where there are also"thin" arrows (->), I believe.
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Someone in PHP told me "hash rocket"
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For a long time when I was writing tutorials I didn't know what to call "=>" TBH I'm still not sure.
Since there's a lot of arrow things like "fat arrow" I say be creative let's call it "to the right pointy thingy" because why not
Arrow McArrowface 😂
Love it
it's the nominal part of an arrow function, so I'd go with arrow
"fat arrow"... Its name comes from Coffeescript, where there are also"thin" arrows (
->), I believe.Someone in PHP told me "hash rocket"