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israel meza
Courses Plus Student 10,890 Pointsarrow-this.js
Im having trouble following the code of arrow-this.js before he changed to arrow functions. On line 26 when .then() is called it takes in an anonymous function which take in 'classroom'. Im assuming that Hello to ${studentCnt} of my favorite students!gets passed in as geeting parameter in the inner function, but im not sure where classroom comes from.
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Steven Parker
229,644 PointsThe parameter given to the outer anonymous function is "classroom".
Though the parameter name is "classroom", this function is immediately invoked with an argument of this, which would represent the current Classroom object. Then the inner function is returned as the result.
This is the part the instructor admits is "pretty hard to read"!