What are Arrow functions?

• Arrow functions introduced in ES6 provide a concise way to write functions in JavaScript.

• Content under arrow functions is lexically or statically defined.

• It is also known as "fat arrow functions".

The function written is ES5 as:

function Add22andReturn(num) {
    let sum = 0;
    sum = num + 22;
    return sum;
}

The function written is ES6 as:

const Add22andReturn = num => num + 22

• An arrow function expression is an anonymous function expression written with the “fat arrow” syntax (=>).

• Arrow functions are mostly used in react too.

Arrow Function Behavior

• Arrow functions have some functional behavior that do not have their own this binding or prototype and cannot be used as a constructor.

• They grant the ability to omit parentheses around parameters and add the concept of a concise function body with the implicit return.

const sum = (a, b) => a + b

Conclusion

• An arrow function doesn’t have its binding to this or super.

• Arrow function declare as (args) => expression;

• For multiple statements: (args) => { statements }.

• An arrow function doesn’t have arguments object, new.target keyword, and prototype property.

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