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How to use the arrow function added by ES6

2025-01-25 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Development >

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The syntax of arrow function expressions is more concise than that of ordinary function expressions.

(parameter 1, parameter 2, … , parameter N) = > {function declaration}

(parameter 1, parameter 2, … , parameter N) = > expression (single)

/ / equivalent to: (parameter 1, parameter 2, … , parameter N) = > {return expression;}

When there is only one parameter, parentheses are optional:

(single parameter) = > {function declaration}

Single parameter = > {function declaration}

Functions with no arguments should be written as a pair of parentheses:

() = > {function declaration}

Case study

/ / ES5

Var x=function (XBI y) {

Return Xeroy

}

/ / ES6

Const x = (x _ ray y) = > x _ ray

Some arrow functions do not have their own this. A method that is not suitable for defining an object.

When we use the arrow function, the arrow function binds the value of the outer this for us by default, so the value of this in the arrow function is the same as the outer this.

The arrow function cannot be promoted, so it needs to be defined before using it.

Using const is safer than using var, because a function expression is always a constant.

If the function part is just a statement, you can omit the return keyword and curly braces {}, which is a good habit:

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Const x = (xQuery y) = > {return Xeroy}

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