Do not forget to mention their differences
like how the standard function declaration enables the function to be called anywhere within the scope even before it is declared
(Ex: declare all of your function at the bottom of the file)
Or how the arrow function has a different definition of this
(For arrow functions it never changes even if the function is assigned to a different object)
Do not forget to mention their differences
like how the standard function declaration enables the function to be called anywhere within the scope even before it is declared
(Ex: declare all of your function at the bottom of the file)
Or how the arrow function has a different definition of
this(For arrow functions it never changes even if the function is assigned to a different object)
Of course! But I wanted to keep it simple and limit myself to the syntax. It was better to avoid any reference to "this"...