1
Q
What is the syntax for defining an arrow function?
A
= concatenated with >
2
Q
When an arrow function’s body is left without curly braces, what changes in its functionality?
A
You don’t need a return statement
3
Q
How is the value of this determined within an arrow function?
A
It is bound within the code block it is called in.
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javascript-primitives-and-variables13
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javascript-operators-and-expressions5
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javascript-objects5
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javascript-arrays6
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javascript-functions7
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Javascript methods14
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Javascript-if7
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Javascript-loops10
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dom-querying12
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dom-event-delegation6
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dom-events8
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dom-manipulation7
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javascript-view-swapping7
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dom-creation7
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javascript-forms10
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javascript-and-json5
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javascript-local-storage4
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javascript-custom-methods10
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javascript-this8
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javascript-prototypes4
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javascript-constructors3
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javascript-timers5
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http-messages8
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javascript-ajax5
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es6-const-let7
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Es6-destructuring4
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es6-template-literals2
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es6-arrow-functions3
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command-line-basics4
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node-intro5
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node-process3
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node-process-argv3
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node-module-system3
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node-require2
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the-event-loop2
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node-fs-readfile4
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node-fs-writefile2
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npm-intro5
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express-intro2
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express-hello-world2
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express-get-json1
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express-delete1
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express-post-json1
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postgres-intro3
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postgres-database3
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sql-select8
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sql-insert4
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sql-update2
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sql-delete2
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sql-join3
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sql-aggregates2
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es6 promises3
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array-filter1
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array-map1
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es6-syntax4
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array-reduce1
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webpack-intro4
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es6-modules2
