Arrow Functions - Beau teaches JavaScript

that mouse click sound is really annoying

simple to the point

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An arrow function in ES6 has a shorter syntax than a normal function and does not bind its own """this""". What does that even mean?

Thx a lot!

how do i write the arrow i couldn't find it on my keyboard

Just the info I needed! Without too much blabla! Short and very helpful video! Thanks a lot! 🙏

I don't get how it works:
```
function Person() {
this.age = 0;

setInterval(() => {
this.age++;
}, 1000);
}
var p = new Person();
console.log(p.age);
```
return 0. But you said that it should return 1

Super clear!

This is the second js instructor I've come across and he also talks really fast, like taboo they avoid to talk about lol. But I like how clean examples were

Best explanation 💛

just a reminder to myself if I ever returned here one day to try learning javascript again: don't do it..just give up

VERY VERY CONFUSING

Fantastic

I really would like to grasp these concepts, but it seems as though JavaScript is some sort of 'bottomless pit' of being unsure about what one learns.

thanks for the video

<3

Great video! I had forgotten arrow functions and just recently started refreshing on JavaScript and this helped me gain the understanding I needed.

Too fast man.. To fast.

Can someone explain what this statement would be doing?
var func = () => ({var : 1})
I am not able to follow what the part inside the curly brace would be used for {var : 1}

Just hearing your voice brought me relief because I knew it was going to be a simple explanation with lots of examples. Thank you! I love your videos through the fcc exercises

Thank you.

Quick and concise, thanks for this explainations

A very abstract tutorial.

Top man!
Finally someone that explains this simply enough.

why using var?

you guys have a clear,short and easily understandable videos.
Thankyou!

that was helpful. I will use my code for good

This is a new thing. ^_^

I think this needed a more in depth video. Arrow functions change how things like hoisting works.